A new study from America has shown that young male horses are naturally drawn to a wind turbine’s rotating blades, which from a distance appear to them to resemble an audience of thin white lady horses, each giving them a big wave in an exaggerated, theatrical way, as if to say “come over here horse, I won’t club you to death with my horse arms”. 

Once they get closer to the turbines and the cruel ruse is revealed however, the horse’s natural instinct to sniff metal takes over and they trot right into the danger zone, sniffing innocently at the turbine’s giant mast, unaware of the high speed rotorblade tip about to clobber them into an agonising and traumatic death. How high must the pile of dead and dying horses around every wind turbine in Britain become before we shut down these murderous sideways death helicopters?

Roger Helmer 

As a commenter pointed out, this newsletter was posted by Roger Helmer on April 1st. Appropriate caution advised. Turbines kill tens of thousands of birds. And they make people sick at sunrise and sunset from a light flickering effect. People are aso made ill by the sound vibration effects.

I might add they generate pitiful amounts of electricity, consume vast tracts of land and make vast profits because of grants and subsidies for the insiders who ‘bribe’ politicians to instal them. Many are going onto David Cameron’s father-in-law’s properties, making the family billions more than they already have – generations old as exploiters of the national purse. In strong winds, many collapse and go on fire! Most only last two years and they’re scrap metal. The landowners can get their lands back and start all over again.