Instead of wasting time, money, and energy into war games, believe it or not, leaders of the world (@POTUS @KremlinRussia_E) should have at least a green commitment toward future generations.
Unless they wish to peak their tiny red carpet ambitions ( https://t.co/gGR8u6Fd8N ).— Giovanni Amaducci (@amaduccigio) February 15, 2022
Anti-vax @SenRandPaul of KY is bashing Fauci’s planning (https://t.co/I1UDmLqg1b @FauciFan), but he’s failing to understand that 24 state Attorneys General put a hold and blocked @WhiteHouse‘s workplace vaccine mandate. Just to make sure, he should be asked: do you SPIKE English? pic.twitter.com/3WC5Zws2n2
— Giovanni Amaducci (@amaduccigio) January 22, 2022
If “many countries underreport their greenhouse gas emissions in their reports to the United Nations” (https://t.co/8vCfCuyBYx @washingtonpost), future @UN Conference of the Parties won’t they just keep on leading us to copping the COPs? (or bathing in AK https://t.co/pmzWikgGrS) pic.twitter.com/f8kRXaUppV
— Giovanni Amaducci (@amaduccigio) January 15, 2022
The Bluegrass State is world famous for Kentucky Fried Chicken, but recently for being struck by an at least 77 victims tornado. Meanwhile, its senator @McConnellPress is filibustering the @WhiteHouse Build Back Better (https://t.co/vr9MMVUs38): pursuing a Fry For Future agenda? pic.twitter.com/s4MIs90p5w
— Giovanni Amaducci (@amaduccigio) January 6, 2022
Of course, if one day due to climate change (see storms in AR,IL,KY,MO,MS,TN) aboard of the Noah’s Ark we’ll notice a strange donkey using its trunk (@Sen_JoeManchin), it will be clear where we have been heading to (https://t.co/Uf1b0iIxy3 @WhiteHouse @USCGFlorence): off course. pic.twitter.com/KC6DfCgOLw
— Giovanni Amaducci (@amaduccigio) December 26, 2021
@Sen_JoeManchin is now worried about “our national debt” ( https://t.co/MEGukXUIYz @brycecovert ): it’s like diverting from one triple BBB (@WhiteHouse Build Back Better) to another (Blah Blah Blah). A sort of Manchinning? pic.twitter.com/3S0C44ZfVM
— Giovanni Amaducci (@amaduccigio) November 13, 2021
Eliminating coal and natural gas, would be “absolutely devastating for my state”, said @SenCapito (https://t.co/BOSkFJK0w2). Natural gas can still be a transition energy vector, but despite her “eternal” optimism, is that how they look at the future on Capito Hill? (@WhiteHouse) pic.twitter.com/P7RLZgZQlw
— Giovanni Amaducci (@amaduccigio) November 5, 2021
It’s not only a matter of “coal and gas-fired power plants” (@CoralMDavenport), but also financial (https://t.co/vLuOxDUteD).
Burning down @WhiteHouse climate agenda (https://t.co/V0Jw9ajtAG), @Sen_JoeManchin, would be like changing Denver’s song to “Take Me Home, Carbon Roads”. pic.twitter.com/yRWMHCTdpk— Giovanni Amaducci (@amaduccigio) November 3, 2021
Whitehouse.gov
TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
(Joseph BIDEN)
(Registered letter no. RC 2319 5718 5 IT)
Florence, Oct. 19th 2021
President Biden,
the 90 days period in which You tasked U.S. intelligence community to report on Covid-19 origins, it’s over. Perhaps, for the time being, the wisest thing to do is simply stick to what David Quammen wrote in his 2012 book ‘Spillover‘, inherent to the natural process called zoonosis, where he “describes precisely these ‘leaps’ by viral and bacterial strain, analyzing at the same time how much human activities contribute to favouring these ‘leaps’ ”. Among these activities “deforestation”, as well as “pollution”, are included in the black list. Read More →
@WhiteHouse After the 1948 Marshall Plan, looking at US soldiers who, behind a barbed wire, stand guard over hopeless Afghans (https://t.co/4DQAOdyuYW ), it looks like that for the past 20 years over there we only implemented a bitter Marshmallow Plan ( https://t.co/K8XkESB14K ).
— Giovanni Amaducci (@amaduccigio) August 26, 2021