Dump them in Martha's Vinyard, along with a hundred bus loads of illegals.
Dump them in Martha's Vinyard, along with a hundred bus loads of illegals.
[Source Article](https://www.texasmonthly.com/news-politics/sweetwater-wind-turbine-blades-dump/)
Can we use them a materials to help build the wall?
Can we use them a materials to help build the wall?
Surely they're recyclable... wonder what the holdup is... jews
Surely they're recyclable... wonder what the holdup is... jews
Just because they are recyclable doesn't mean it's economically feasible. From the sounds of it another company took them from the wind farms (and got paid to do it) but I'm assuming it costs more to process than they were expecting and they likely don't have a buyer that will pay enough to recoup the costs.
Just because they are recyclable doesn't mean it's economically feasible. From the sounds of it another company took them from the wind farms (and got paid to do it) but I'm assuming it costs more to process than they were expecting and they likely don't have a buyer that will pay enough to recoup the costs.
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