I lied. Perdue never said Georgia was going to become the new Iowa. I would never insult Iowa like that. The old Iowa is fine and Perdue doesn't have a clue about the future or geography.
But, our geographic Goobernator has been traveling again. This time to Tifton for some corn alcohol. Personally, I like my moonshine fresh from the mountains, no offense Tifton.
The Tifton moonshiners have no fear of the Goobernator or the Revenuers, pronounced, Rev-en- newers. These modern moonshiners get tax dollars instead of paying revenue.
Details on the story from the Albany Herald.
If you're still reading me, Perdue did say, "However the sun-drenched state is one of agriculture, innovation, a strong conservation ethic, “and by golly,” Perdue said, “it has 24 million acres of trees that are second only to Oregon’s.”
Goober, does that include Oaky Woods?
By Golly, Goober, it doesn't anymore, does it?
From the Herald article, "The roots of U.S. ethanol are in Georgia, when the nation’s first energy bill was introduced during the administration of former president Jimmy Carter."
Jimmy Carter, who never said, "By golly," has several legacy policies including an energy policy devoted to reducing our dependence on oil.
Perdue is giving away your tax dollars to fund the annual creation of enough biofuel to run the state ten days. 10 days.
WOW! Ten days. Did the Goobernator tell us how much of our tax dollars are being given to these future bio-Oil Barrons to cook all that mash?
Nope.
Did the Goobernator mention the biofuels industry uses 3 gallons of WATER for every gallon of biofuel produced?
Nope.
Did my favorite hypocrite mention the drought and the federal disaster relief needed in 159 Georgia counties? (story in the AJC)
Nope.
Does the head Goober understand that when the bio dries up, so will the hype, By Golly?
No water means no life not just no jobs and no biofuels.
He should have spent the money on Oaky Woods.
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