FACES: THE TRUTH ABOUT COAL

FACES, the Federation for American Coal, Energy and Security, is a new industry group founded to combat the onslaught of enviro-nut regulators Hell bent on destroying an entire industry and a way of life for thousands in the Appalachia Regions of our country. They are fighting back with their own story, using real people, with real lives, discussing the realities of what the industry means to their communities and the quality of their life.  The Al Gore's of the world are trying to destroy their basic means of survival by spreading worldwide fear of impending global disaster, with "cooked" data, half truths, and outright lies. This is their way of fighting back and they are doing so in a straight forward way that is based on pure common sense and logic that any sound minded individual can understand.




It has always amazed me the way liberals will relentlessly attack industry directly related to the land, such as, mining, logging, and farming. Yet they go home at the end of a good day protesting and enjoy the comforts that all these industries provide and in many cases don't even realize it, (or they won't admit it). They feel perfectly content on destroying ones means of making a living without presenting any worthwhile or economical alternative solution to replace what is taken away. They cry and scream when met with resistance as if their cause and reasoning is the only one of importance. The moment FACES went online spreading their message, liberal pundits, bloggers and reporters blasted the group as nothing more than a propaganda tool fronted by the coal industry. The best they could do was claim that some of the photos used in the information were of stock origin. As for discrediting the stories, facts and figures, they can't, because the truth and the people are real. This is more than can be said for the questionable data involved in "Climategate" and the self proclaimed enviro-guru, Al Gore, who was caught lying this week in Copenhagen about the Arctic ice melting away.

For more information on coal and what it means to America, visit the FACES site:
http://www.facesofcoal.org/index.php

If you think you pay too much for electricity now, just see what happens if you shut down coal.

Edisto Joe

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