I am headed to the elevators as I have to leave the office
for a quick meeting as the personal assistant of our CMO joins me for the ride
down to the parking garage. She is one of the new employees at our firm and
from what I have heard she is a nice fit. She greets me with a smile which I
politely return. She asks me which floor I need and she quickly realizes we
have the same destination.
As the elevator starts to descend she turns my way and asks
me if she may point out something to me. I look at her and can tell she is very
tense at the moment. I stop the elevator and tell her to go ahead. She breathes
a sigh of relieve and takes her Samsung Galaxy Tab 2, which we all received as
we struck a deal with Samsung rather than with Apple, and opens an article she
bookmarked which was published over at Bloomberg.
The headline of the article read: Kansas’s Self-DestructButton: A Bill to Outlaw Sustainability. The headline struck me as very odd and
she asks if she may read the article aloud to me. I insist on it and she
presents the article to me. The center-piece of the article evolves around
House Bill No. 2366. The article was written by Tom Randall who happens to be
Bloomberg’s own Deputy Sustainability Editor and by his own accounts grew up in
the Sunflower State.
House Bill No. 2366 would prohibit spending of state as well
as municipal funds on sustainable energy projects. At first I was shocked that
Kansas would even consider such a move and Bloomberg’s headline sure does
contribute to reader’s thinking that Kansas does not want to develop
sustainable energy projects. It is sad
that Bloomberg would allow a communist retard like the author of the article to
contribute to his news empire. Bloomberg is better than this.
Mr. Randall insists that readers read the full text of HouseBill No. 2366. After reading the bill and having the article of Mr. Randall in
mind it is clear that the entire article is written in a very misleading
format. On top of that it is clear that the author is socialist and member of
Dumbama’s party which continue to urinate on our constitution.
House Bill No. 2366 is designed to outlaw state or municipal
funds for sustainable projects, but private companies are welcome to build as
they please. In other words, Kansas seeks to let the private sector develop the
field and remain out of it. Kansas seeks to be a more capitalistic and free
state, unlike what the socialist try to do. This means that Kansas can reduce
socialistic spending and get on a path to manage their budget which will
eventually lead to a decrease in taxes and spill over into sustainable economic expansion.
Of course Dumbama’s socialist would hate to see a state succeed using a
capitalistic approach.
Dennis Hedke is the author of the bill and yes he has ties
to the oil and gas industry, and Kansas is the eight largest oil producing
state in the U.S. Go ahead and claim that is the reason why House Bill No. 2366
was created. Kansas oil fields are dropping rather fast in production and
reserves are being depleted. This bill only bans the spending of taxpayers
money on project which are best left to the private sector.
Go and bite it you socialistic pricks with your misleading
news agenda. Kansas does not outlaw sustainable development, it outlaws
socialism!