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By: A_ruff_dog

A_ruff_dog — Sat, 20 Aug 2011 03:48:49 +0000

wind is simple and non productive, unable to ever tend to any countries need it now power needs,green renewable energy should never devastate or kill every thing that green energy is supposed to save, check me out on facebook, “say no to wind farms” heres a thinker for all you simple minded pin wheel wind energy lovers, do the rivers stop flowing for days at a time? does the steam in the ground stop steaming? um no. i have about 40 turbines of the 100 and some that they slapped up here with our tax money, now listen! month of july they didnt spin for 13 days and as of august they have been motionless for 7 days, now most wind companies are trying to sell the idea that for each wind plant we need 40 acres of huge toxic batteries buried in the ground to store any extra dc power that may be produced, isnt this why people are down on nuke power because of the toxic waste and clean up? what the hell are we doing have we lost are minds,we should be saving the land with the sources of green energy that is not ruining the ground we intend to save, is this what you want for your grand children to remember you by from one of the biggest most expensive mistakes that will be in the history books for years to come. wise up people, get a dam save the land

and thank you to the strong folks out there with the new research studies that should have been done before we let this happen to our countries

By: Save The Eagles

Save The Eagles — Mon, 08 Aug 2011 02:44:49 +0000

No Sir, planting young trees that may or may not survive in areas
scattered around the country doesn't make up for destroying a forest that
stands as a natural link between the two most important bird reserves of
Denmark. And what to say about the erection of giant bird choppers
between these two vital avian sanctuaries?

Enough corruption! Enough destruction! Let's get the red/green fascists
out of government and public administrations. Let's return to democratic process, social justice,
and moderation in all things.

This is not only valid for Denmark. It is valid for all Western
countries that have been infiltrated, corrupted, and brainwashed by the destroy-the-environment-to-save-the-planet propaganda.

By: Svend from Denmark

Svend from Denmark — Sun, 07 Aug 2011 19:45:02 +0000

Østerild Klitplantage is a plantation. It is an artificial forest that
does not have anything to do with natural occurring Danish nature. There are allot
of fine forests in Denmark worth preservation but Østerild Klitplantage
is not one of them. In fact many in this field educated people have argued that
the removal of the trees will help the area regain its former natural fauna and
animal life instead of straight lines of pine trees. Sure the absence of the
trees will make the area windier and the windmills will scare of people but the
wild life will only gain …. Especially because of the people staying away

I think this website if full of misinformation and obviously
made by “tree hugging hippies” with a limited knowledge of the windmill test center
project and its purpose.

By: MrB_dk

MrB_dk — Tue, 26 Jul 2011 01:04:44 +0000

Theres so much misleading on this page. Instead of the 2.66km2 they are clearing. They are planting 4.19km2 in other areas. So we are gaining forest. And therefor the icrease in CO2 is not true. Makes me sad when someone tryes to make my country look bad with lies

By: MrB_dk

MrB_dk — Sun, 24 Jul 2011 00:16:19 +0000

I think some people may have misinformed you. 2.66km2 of mainly manmade pineforest is being cut down. But 4.19km2 of mixed forest is planted elsewhere. The landscape around the turbines will be put back to what it used to be. Moores and waterholes. About the democratic process. There has been surveys of several areas in Denmark, before the decision was made. By a large majority in the parliament. Sometimes in a democracy, you must accept a dicision made by the majority

By: jannie

jannie — Wed, 01 Sep 2010 19:50:28 +0000

This is just so sad, we would never allow clear cutting of trees for logging, yet for so called “green” energy people seem to look the other way. Although I am American, my grandparents came from Denmark so feel Denmark is part of my heritage. I can't believe the Danish government want to destroy the landscape like this. What good is a “few” maybe jobs if you lose the beauty and wildlife around you. I personally think the wind energy lobby has become so powerful that it'll just steam roll over us all — until we take the money (subsidy) away.

By: Antivestas

Antivestas — Wed, 18 Aug 2010 12:52:48 +0000

this is extremely worrying.this is in essence an outright attack on democracy.a message to the fools in office…you will be stopped.by hook or by crook.you have been warned.

By: Tiddlytops

Tiddlytops — Mon, 16 Aug 2010 12:26:00 +0000

i would urge all to visit exopolitics dk.it is important to understand the work of nikola tesla.free energy systems are well known by goverments.wind power is a very inefficient.its the equivelant of rubbing 2 sticks to create fire.rather primitive.

By: Mark Duchamp

Mark Duchamp — Fri, 13 Aug 2010 07:49:47 +0000

Building a test center for wind turbines in Denmark, where additional onland windfarms are prohibited, is like
Japan killing whales “for scientific purposes”.

By: Quixote

Quixote — Sat, 31 Jul 2010 22:29:54 +0000

Criminal Governments and Wind Officials must pay for their tyrannical behaviour sooner than later…………….These dishonourable people are acting on behalf of the United Nations to take over Lands, Natural Resources and basically render the Economies of the Free World basically bankrupt!
More than meets the eye here fellow citizens of the World!