eight years of george bush was obscene and his administration, far from green so, on this holy night to you voters on the right may the coal in your stockings, be clean
The windmills are already up on Wolfe Island. Why focus on Cape Vincent?
And anonymous Dec 25 8:57, isn't that a little melodramatic? I visited some friends in Cape in November, they said they were already used to seeing windmills on Wolfe Island. They were concerned about the view, but now that they see them, they aren't as bad as they anticipated. In fact, they said they're looking forward to seeing more of them in the future.
NO TO WINDMILLS. They are a blight to the landscape. They kill all types of birds and bats. The low freq noise is hazardous to everyone's health along with the flicker effect. Think about the ice thrown from the blades. Do you realize how many people are killed ever year because of the flying projectiles?
Ok 7:26. I'll bite ...how many people ARE killed each year by flying projectiles from windmills? I'll be looking forward to seeing your answer and a link to the place where you found it. Good luck on that ...lol.
I was told at least one per day and that's just from the lone windmill on the Hammond Central School property. I am thinking that is why the nut-cases and wack-jobs have been so deadset against any more wind towers in Hammond.
If they could only prove that it caused cancer, they'd have a lock on it. Wait... they just need toclaim that, not prove it.
The important thing to remember is that we have now solved our energy problems. Cheap gas is here to stay. We don't need to think about stuff like wind power anymore.
Time to stick our heads back up our.. in the sand.
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Sorry, no $250,000 NYPA job for you this year, Darrel!
Clean Coal? HUH?
eight years of george bush was obscene
and his administration, far from green
so, on this holy night
to you voters on the right
may the coal in your stockings, be clean
looks like the windmills chopped up santa just like they are doing to our beutiful little community
Four posts, and none of them have anything to do with anything.
Wiley, you need another vacation.
Merry Christmas.
¿Qué?
The windmills are already up on Wolfe Island. Why focus on Cape Vincent?
And anonymous Dec 25 8:57, isn't that a little melodramatic? I visited some friends in Cape in November, they said they were already used to seeing windmills on Wolfe Island. They were concerned about the view, but now that they see them, they aren't as bad as they anticipated. In fact, they said they're looking forward to seeing more of them in the future.
ok brian whatever you say !!!!!!!!!
NO TO WINDMILLS.
They are a blight to the landscape.
They kill all types of birds and bats.
The low freq noise is hazardous to everyone's health along with the flicker effect.
Think about the ice thrown from the blades. Do you realize how many people are killed ever year because of the flying projectiles?
Think of the neck injuries caused by people watching the blades go round and round and round and...
please get me the hell out of here.
Or please God, give us an earthquake or something and kill some of these nutcases off.
There, I feel better.
Thank you.
Ok 7:26. I'll bite ...how many people ARE killed each year by flying projectiles from windmills? I'll be looking forward to seeing your answer and a link to the place where you found it. Good luck on that ...lol.
Thank YOU 5:29, if anybody is 'chopping up' our communities its these liberal anti-wind blowhards. John M.
Response to ANON 12/29 6:12PM
I was told at least one per day and that's just from the lone windmill on the Hammond Central School property. I am thinking that is why the nut-cases and wack-jobs have been so deadset against any more wind towers in Hammond.
If they could only prove that it caused cancer, they'd have a lock on it. Wait... they just need toclaim that, not prove it.
The important thing to remember is that we have now solved our energy problems. Cheap gas is here to stay. We don't need to think about stuff like wind power anymore.
Time to stick our heads back up our.. in the sand.
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