Britain fell for the scheme. That wind and Solar are cleaner and the energy source of the future. Neither of those things is true. And while no one has ever argued that they would be cheaper than fossil fuels, maybe they could have mentioned how you’d have to pay for nothing on top of that.
Natelson: The Run-up to the Declaration of Independence
In the years before 1763, the British Empire—although in theory a unified entity—was really a federation. The central government in London controlled foreign affairs and the imperial post office. It also regulated trade with foreign countries and among units of the empire. But otherwise, the 13 future American states were largely self-governing. In each, the … Read more
