The article shared by @Rothbardian_fanatic (#935532) reminded me of Jusper Muchogu, who has been fighting for better, more reliable energy in Africa.
More important news is a senior BBC journalist called Marco Silva wrote a personal hit piece on me. He wanted to have an audio chat with me all I asked from him was respect and zero cruelty. He didn't do bad. I realized the guy wasn't interested with why Fossil Fuels for Africa. I kept wondering how whoever has never heard of Fossil Fuels for Africa would take my side from listening to the podcast. I think I explained myself very well to him but I didn't like the never ending nagging follow up questions after the interview. I was full of the Marco guy.
Well, the hit piece came out just the other day and I have since then gained 2500 followers. Actually when the dude did the thread, I was excited but COVID-19 couldn't let me celebrate it! I have not yet celebrated but atleast I can walk and eat a bit now. Taste is back. Smell is back a little bit. And I am happy I got to interview with the other side of the story- paid alarmists! Degrowth advocates. Neo-Malthusians!I bet Marco is envious about the $9000 I have collected from ‘Fossil Fuels lobbyists’, in a span of 1 year! Marco expects me to live in grass thatched house! I don't he drives to work and flies to climate conventions with a weekly budget of over $9000 in a week- business class flights, 5 star hotels, enjoy 🦞, etc.
Unfortunately, here he recounts that an impersonator has been using his name to solicit online donations ..
Funny thing is, I don't have access to the funds collected for school on GoFundMe. GoFundMe has the funds and the person whose name is under my GoFundMe wouldn't want to be in trouble with fraud. ... I honestly haven't followed up on it much.
I wish somebody had gotten him on Geyser, or showed him how to set up a BTCpay crowdfund page. ...
I recommend Saifedean Ammous' interview with Muchogu on BSP ep. 231 if you want to learn more.