Schwarzenegger uses private jet to dry his clothes: 'Saves energy'

Arnold Schwarzenegger is going green, he says. No longer will he galavant around in his private jet, a vehicle that burns more fossil fuel in one trip than gasoline-driven cars burn in a year, but will make use of the natural environment to keep the air fresh and clean.

Arnold will be hanging his clothes, and those of his current mistress, on the vertical stabilizer of his jet. He is also planning to use the engine of his Hummer to cook hot meals, something he became inspired to do after reading "Manifold Destiny" and realizing how we waste precious energy and pollute the environment.

Arnold used his private jet almost daily to fly from his home in Brentwood to the governor's mansion in Sacramento.

Schwarzenegger feels

like, "Hey, why use over 550 gallons of fuel per hour and not get your clothing dried at the same time?"

The muscle-laden former governor of California is going after modern energy use and says he wants to take oil companies to court "for knowingly killing people all over the world" through alleged "global warming" impacts. 

He is not referring to Third World countries that burn cow dung paddies to keep their huts and butts warm and can switch over to cleaner methods thanks to the oil and coal industries. 

He's referring to the global warming caused by people driving cars and not using their engine blocks to cook a decent meal, or hang their clothing out to dry, or waste fuel if they're not a governor or other entitled person.

Schwarzenegger drives several Hummers, as I've said, and they burn more fuel than the average family sedan. But Arnold has one of his Hummers converted to run on hydrogen and is having scientists look into the efficacy of harvesting cow farts.

"Did you know that air-drying your clothes for six months saves 700 pounds of carbon dioxide?" he asked in his Governor's Earth Day message in 2009. But the ex-governor still hasn't had the time to go out an buy a clothes line, so he still uses his jet aircraft to save carbon dioxide and plans to put it in a carbon dioxide bank.

In 2016, Arnold threatened climate skeptics on a video: "Some politicians even want to shut down the EPA's ability to regulate carbon. I would like to strap their mouths to the exhaust pipe of a truck, turn on the engine and let's see how long it would take them to tap out."

Sounds kind of Antifa-ish, if you ask me. Imagine the lip burns they would get before 'tapping out.'

So not only is the Terminator a hypocrite; he's also a sadistic hypocrite who believes in the saying: "Do as I say, not as I do."


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