Dear Reader,

Another nail in the Green New Deal coffin.

Secretary Rollins just dropped the hammer. No more taxpayer dollars for solar panels on prime farmland. About time.

I've been saying this for years. The government picks winners and losers. They subsidize failure. They destroy wealth.

Now they're stealing our food supply too.

Think about it. We're paying foreign adversaries to build solar panels. Then we're paying again to put them on our best farmland. The land that feeds America.

This is insanity.

China manufactures the panels. American taxpayers fund the installation. Foreign companies profit twice. Meanwhile, our farmers get squeezed out.

It's the perfect wealth transfer. From American workers to foreign competitors. All wrapped up in green virtue signaling.

Farmers can't compete with subsidized solar companies. Young farmers can't afford land. Tennessee lost 1.2 million acres in 30 years. They'll lose 2 million more by 2027.

The math is simple. Solar companies backed by government money outbid farmers every time. Land prices soar. Food production drops. Farmers quit.

Who wins? The subsidy collectors. The foreign manufacturers. The government bureaucrats who think they're saving the planet.

Who loses? Everyone else.

Here's the stat they don't want you to know: Farmers commit suicide at twice the rate of the general population. Nearly 20 per 100,000 versus 10.4 for everyone else.

When you destroy a man's livelihood, you destroy the man.

These aren't just numbers. These are fathers. Sons. Multi-generation farm families watching their heritage get paved over by government schemes.

Solar panels don't feel guilt. Bureaucrats don't attend funerals.

Solar isn't farming. It's a scam.

Real farmers grow food. They feed people. They create wealth from the ground up. They understand risk and reward.

Solar panel installers collect government checks. They produce unreliable energy. They destroy productive farmland. They create artificial markets propped up by your tax dollars.

There's a difference.

The rich get richer on government handouts. The poor get hungrier as food prices soar. And the middle class pays for it all.

This is how every government scheme works. The connected few profit. The many pay the price.

Wall Street loves green energy subsidies. Easy money. Guaranteed returns. No real risk.

Main Street farmers? They're on their own. No subsidies. No guarantees. Just hard work and market forces.

Secretary Rollins gets it. Food security is national security. Prime farmland should grow food. Not house Chinese solar panels.

A nation that can't feed itself isn't free. We're trading our independence for foreign-made panels that might work when the sun shines.

Smart countries protect their food supply. Stupid countries pave it over with government pet projects.

The free market works. Competition drives innovation. Subsidies destroy both.

When government picks winners, everyone loses. Except the winners they picked. And their campaign donors.

Real innovation comes from solving real problems. Not from chasing government handouts.

This decision protects three things: Our food supply. Our farmers. Our taxpayers.

The Green New Deal is dying. One common-sense decision at a time.

First, they killed the electric vehicle mandates. Now they're protecting farmland from solar sprawl. Next, they'll end wind subsidies that kill eagles and destroy property values.

Reality always wins. Economics always matter. And taxpayers eventually wake up.

Good riddance.

Robert Kiyosaki
Editor, Money, Power and Profit

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