For years now, the climate crowd has been promising us a green future — one without oil, gas, or anything that actually works. They told us electric cars would save the planet. They said windmills and solar panels would power our homes. They said oil was evil, and we had to shut it all down. But now, in 2025, the truth is harder to hide. The so-called “green revolution” is built on lies, and regular Americans are paying the price.
Let’s start with the big one: the world still runs on oil and gas. No matter how many speeches politicians give or how many protests the activists stage, oil is what keeps the lights on. It fuels our trucks, heats our homes, and powers our economy. And guess who leads the world in producing it? We do. The United States. Not China. Not Germany. Us.
Under Biden, oil and gas got treated like the enemy. He raised taxes, blocked drilling, and let Wall Street blacklist American energy companies. But while the elite cheered, everyday folks watched their gas bills skyrocket and their power grids fail. That’s what happens when you replace common sense with climate fantasies.
And those “clean” energy sources they love to brag about? They’re not so clean. Making solar panels and electric car batteries means mining rare earth metals, cutting down forests, and dumping toxic waste. The same people who scream about oil spills are fine with strip mining the planet to make a Tesla battery. It’s all about image — not results.
The truth is, every form of energy has a cost. Oil, gas, wind, solar — none of it is perfect. But only oil and gas have proven they can power the world at scale. Renewable energy can’t even keep California from running blackouts. Yet we’re supposed to believe it can replace everything? Please.
Even the people who once mocked oil are quietly crawling back. Big Tech companies like Google and Microsoft are now begging for natural gas to keep their data centers running. Their precious AI programs overheat without it. Funny how they stop preaching once their money is on the line.
Now, oil prices are dropping, and yes, the industry is hurting. But that’s not the end of the story. It’s a chance for smart people to invest and prepare for the next wave. Because like it or not, demand for energy is only going up. The world population is growing. People want electricity, cars, heat, and air conditioning — not lectures and windmills that don’t spin.
Here’s the bottom line: reality wins. Always. The activists can scream and glue themselves to the road. The politicians can pass more rules and handouts. But in the real world, where families need to feed their kids and keep the power on, oil and gas still matter. More than ever.
Most Americans know this deep down, even if they don’t say it out loud. They see the rising utility bills. They see the electric cars breaking down. They see the hypocrisy — elites flying private jets to climate summits while telling the rest of us to ride bikes.
This isn’t about denying climate change. It’s about using common sense. We need all forms of energy, but we can’t throw away the ones that work. Fossil fuels built this country. They lifted millions out of poverty. They still power almost everything we use. That’s not evil. That’s a fact.
So let the climate cult keep shouting. Let the media keep spinning. But the silent majority sees what’s really going on. We know the truth. And we’re not buying the lies anymore.