INVASION OF THE EXTRATERRESTRIAL WIND FARMS: MONEY LAUNDERING

By Gundhramns Hammer
August 13, 2013

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Earth is supposed to be getting so fucking hot due to the "climate change" that humans (Homo insapiens) have decided to fan their asses with wind farms before their balls collapse or melt and go to hell.

These fucking naked apes are chasing the illusive dream of sustainablility for their unsustainable habits. They will not give up so easily their wasteful lifestyles and are very determined not to get off their consumption band wagon. 

To continue treading the highway of squandering and screwing a planet of finite resources and disguise their grand designs to "develop" Nature, "pay-check" scientists keep inventing new terminologies for the same fucking polluting and destructive habits of humans. Now they have come up with "sustainable wind turbines".

As if they were extraterrestrial structures, wind turbines are going up everywhere, popping up like mushrooms out of the ground or from the sea bottom, turning the landscape sour. 

Although there are people who enjoy seeing these monsters in their backyards. Who knows if these humans are human-ET hybrids.

Wherever wind farms appear, birds and bats are the first to get the brunt. Upon land, forests come next. The ground moisture is drastically reduced or vanished. 

Downwind, irrigation farmers have to spend more money and time pumping water to replace the moisture blown away by the fanning of the turbine blades.

But what is really behind this fever? Who is behind this new fashion to "save the world" or "attain sustainability"?

The same people as usual. The good, the bad and the ugly. But this time they have gone "green".

Let us take a look at one "green" corner where some of these greedy bastards have just bedded down together and fuck one another:

King Of Wind: Italy Seizes Assets Of Clean Energy Entrepreneur Who Laundered Mafia’s Dirty Money

By Palash Ghosh
International Business Times
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Anti-mafia investigators in Italy have seized assets valued at 1.3 billion euros ($1.67 billion) from a Sicilian businessman believed to have ties to organized crime.

It is believed to be the biggest such confiscation of assets to date in Italian history.

Vito Nicastri, known as the King of Wind, was forced to relinquish his properties, as well as cash and interests in alternative energy companies, including wind power firms (hence, the inspiration for his nickname). On the whole, Nicastri, 57, lost 43 companies, 98 properties, 66 bank accounts, credit cards, investment funds, sports cars and yachts.

Ostensibly a businessman and electrician, Nicastri allegedly had ties to senior Mafia figures, including Matteo Messina Denaro, a Sicilian mafia godfather who has been a fugitive from the law for 20 years, and made his name as an alternative energy entrepreneur.

"This is a sector in which money can easily be laundered," Arturo de Felice, the director of the Anti-Mafia Investigative Directorate, told SkyTG24. As a front man, Nicastri allegedly invested huge sums of money generated by criminal activities, including extortion and drug trafficking, into clean energy projects and other legitimate enterprises on behalf of mobsters.

De Felice marveled at the magnitude of Nicastri’s assets that were confiscated. "These assets will now pass directly to the state," he said. "This is an unprecedented sum. It is something we are justifiably proud of.”

Ivan Lo Bello, vice president of business lobby organization Confindustria, said in a tweet that "Matteo Messina Denaro is behind many businessmen considered above suspicion who manage and take care of the assets of the real boss of Cosa Nostra. The fight against money laundering is fundamental to the crushing of the mafia."

The Daily Telegraph reported that investigators in Italy suspect that organized crime groups like the Cosa Nostra in Sicilia and ‘Ndrangheta in Calabria have laundered dirty money through renewable energy projects, while taking advantage of large subsidiaries provided by the European Union.

However, according to reports, it is unclear if Nicastri has been arrested or not. The Guardian newspaper of Britain reported that Nicastri is “under surveillance” and ordered by police to remain in his hometown of Alcamo, on Sicily’s west coast, for a period of three years.

Meanwhile, Messina Denaro, 51, the apparent "boss of all bosses" in Sicily, remains in hiding. He is one of the most wanted men in the world.


So now you know, "green" and "sustainable" may also mean "black and white", as in money laundering.