EPISODE · Oct 9, 2021 · 39 MIN
CLIMATE CHANGE, THE BIG PICTURE OF A MINUTE PROBLEM FOR OUR SPECK IN THE COSMOS (While Investing Nothing in Our Inner-city Cleanup as Low Income Opportunity Zones)
from The American Enterprise Manifesto: My America's Vision of Peace and Nonviolence for Humanism · host Jerry Rhoads
The world is 4.5 billion years old. We are 92,958,412 miles from our sun. There are 200 billion galaxies in the universe. There are two trillion galaxies in the Cosmos. How big is the Cosmos ... known as deep space it stretches 13 billion light years between the white holes and the black holes? Mankind is roughly 200,000 years old. Population of earth 7,830,458,560 as of now. Does any of this hit you as a minute speck in the big picture of climate that we cannot and will not control with mortal rules for our speck in the Universe. Mother nature, Father time and their Sun are on their own schedule. How old is our sun? It is 4.5 billion years old. It will last 7 to 8 billion years. Stephen Hawking speculates that the cosmos had no beginning nor will it end. The Rhoads Theorem stated in his book Americania that the black holes are the tomb and the white holes are the womb of human life and the energy of life (the atom) is everlasting despite our humanity's infinitesimal (infinity) habits and use of God's energy source. According to the scientists our so-called greenhouse effect is dissipating faster as the carbon dioxide is consumed by earth's green house plants as remaining gasses are protecting earth from overheating as does the green house protect its plants. Those who calculate the accumulation of gases have yet to calculate the amount that our plant base absorbs. The bottom line is what are we doing chasing something that the environmentalists can't justify by creating a fear agenda that the seas are rising and the storms are coming and the forests are burning because of human beings creating the emissions of carbon at a death-defying rate. The numbers don't bear out spending upwards to $100 trillion dollars over the next decades on a pipedream. What are we ignoring while progressives chase a speck on our windshield? 1) USA urban squalor, crime sites and homeof gang warfate. 20 to 30% of our country's poverty and 8% of USA population and .1% of land mass is in the 100 largest inner cities. How many Urban street gangs in our inner cities that are spreading to the suburbs and smaller communities. It is estimated we have 20,000 to 30,000 with over a million members. Their source of income is crime ... drug dealing, trafficking sex and breaking and entry to urban and citywide auto theft. It estimated that a single gang member can earn $1,000 per week dealing drugs or prostitution. Or a total of $300 to $500 million in illegal activities. Small businesses are street corner vendors of drugs and prostitution and sin trading enterprises for distribution of alcohol, gambling and fast foods. The estimated GDP generated in the inner cities is $0! 2) How many policemen and women do we have on the streets, protecting us from our self -imposed problem. 696,644 making an average of $67,600 per year with fully paid pensions of $30,000 per year. All are Federal and State employees total $5 billion per year salaries and $2.5 billion per year pension costs. 3) How many people live in the inner-city ghettos? 1 in 15 people live in ghettos in America or a total 22 million. Ghettos may be a way for new migrants to adjust to a different cultural environment. Some 200,000 per month will enter the country during 2021 or 2.4 million migrating into our largest inner cities without jobs and source of income and to crime to feed themselves and family members. This will result in a rise in crime as those coming through MS-13 gangs and cartels will turn to that source of income and those from the mid-east through terror States will embed themselves to commit jihad on our homeland. That is another $100 million in criminal activities per year. 4) How much infrastruture money to be invested in inner city clean up and business investment as enterprise zone markets. $0!
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