Most “Green” Energy From Wind Turbines, Solar Panels Is Wasted. Reprinted From PressOfAtlanticCity.com
These 5 wind turbines were built on land owned by the Atlantic County Utilities Authority (ACUA) in 2006. Each one cost $2.5 million for a total of $12.5 million. They are owned by two private companies that pay money to
“Green” Energy Business Owner Victor Maene Leaves Out Key Facts When Promoting Orsted Ocean Wind
Victor Maene’s Facebook Page brags that he is the principal of three “green” energy companies, was previously a key employee in two others, and used to work for the Atlantic County Utilities Authority. Maene didn’t mention any of this in
NJ State Colleges Like Stockton Make COVID Vaccines Mandatory for Students. Optional for Professors, Administrators & Other Employees. Why?
Ocean City soccer star Faith Slimmer won’t attend Rutgers. Says COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate as “Dealbreaker”. Photo by Press of Atlantic City, July 25, 2021. Students are at far lower risk from COVID. Far higher risk from vaccine side-effects. Is
Even More Fascist “Gleich-schaltung”* At Stockton U.: “We Are Infusing Race And ‘Racial Justice’ Throughout Our Curriculum”.
Last month, Stockton University President Harvey Kesselman spoke at its “Black History Month” march and rally. Kesselman said, “We proclaim our commitment to the dismantling of ‘systemic racism’. . . We are infusing race and racial justice throughout our curriculum”.
Should Atlantic County Help Stockton Build 107 Student Apartments in Atlantic City for $654,205 Each?
The Atlantic County Improvement Authority (ACIA) today plans to borrow $70 million, so that Stockton University can build 107 apartments in Atlantic City to house 416 students. The average cost of each apartment is $654,205. Isn’t this the real reason
NJ’s Stockton Univ. Pays, Honors Sadistic, Racist Separatist Who Invented Kwanzaa in 1966
The fake seven day “holiday” called “Kwanzaa” began yesterday. Three weeks earlier, New Jersey’s Stockton University paid its violent and deranged inventor, Maulana Karenga (previously Ron Everett) to give a Zoom webinar on Kwanzaa for its students, faculty, and the
