Climate change - the POLITICAL debate. Vol 3
Discussion
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Scotnats in Jumping Before You Think shocker...the stupidity is strong in this one...
Scotnats in Jumping Before You Think shocker...the stupidity is strong in this one...
Can anyone please explain to me why certain people in the UK are so interested in decimating our energy production facilities and killing our old/poor people?
Are people really so stupid not to realise what is happening in the rest of the world and that the atmosphere is actually connected?
Are people really so stupid not to realise what is happening in the rest of the world and that the atmosphere is actually connected?
BGARK said:
Can anyone please explain to me why certain people in the UK are so interested in decimating our energy production facilities and killing our old/poor people?
Are people really so stupid not to realise what is happening in the rest of the world and that the atmosphere is actually connected?
Nice graphic.Are people really so stupid not to realise what is happening in the rest of the world and that the atmosphere is actually connected?
The answers.
UK coal too difficult to get at (for now) and so too expensive. Cheap imports are useful but will become less cheap when that lot above are built. Wind is, as we all know, entirely free so not using coal helps the balance of payments situation TODAY and will be seen as very forward thinking in the near future - see above.
Killing people.
Cuts the unaffordable pension and health care costs significantly. Better to lose a few now than later when it would be blamed on Energy Policy and the uptick in the graph would look so much steeper if more vulnerable people had been kept alive for longer.
If things really work out well the effects would also apply to well-off older people thus bringing forward access to their savings and investments for tax assessment and re-activating the economy via transfer of the "parked" funds back into the active economy as inherited wealth becomes available for re-cycling.
LongQ said:
Nice graphic.
The answers.
UK coal too difficult to get at (for now) and so too expensive. Cheap imports are useful but will become less cheap when that lot above are built. Wind is, as we all know, entirely free so not using coal helps the balance of payments situation TODAY and will be seen as very forward thinking in the near future - see above.
Killing people.
Cuts the unaffordable pension and health care costs significantly. Better to lose a few now than later when it would be blamed on Energy Policy and the uptick in the graph would look so much steeper if more vulnerable people had been kept alive for longer.
If things really work out well the effects would also apply to well-off older people thus bringing forward access to their savings and investments for tax assessment and re-activating the economy via transfer of the "parked" funds back into the active economy as inherited wealth becomes available for re-cycling.
I have no idea what you just said, are you ok?The answers.
UK coal too difficult to get at (for now) and so too expensive. Cheap imports are useful but will become less cheap when that lot above are built. Wind is, as we all know, entirely free so not using coal helps the balance of payments situation TODAY and will be seen as very forward thinking in the near future - see above.
Killing people.
Cuts the unaffordable pension and health care costs significantly. Better to lose a few now than later when it would be blamed on Energy Policy and the uptick in the graph would look so much steeper if more vulnerable people had been kept alive for longer.
If things really work out well the effects would also apply to well-off older people thus bringing forward access to their savings and investments for tax assessment and re-activating the economy via transfer of the "parked" funds back into the active economy as inherited wealth becomes available for re-cycling.
BGARK said:
LongQ said:
Nice graphic.
The answers.
UK coal too difficult to get at (for now) and so too expensive. Cheap imports are useful but will become less cheap when that lot above are built. Wind is, as we all know, entirely free so not using coal helps the balance of payments situation TODAY and will be seen as very forward thinking in the near future - see above.
Killing people.
Cuts the unaffordable pension and health care costs significantly. Better to lose a few now than later when it would be blamed on Energy Policy and the uptick in the graph would look so much steeper if more vulnerable people had been kept alive for longer.
If things really work out well the effects would also apply to well-off older people thus bringing forward access to their savings and investments for tax assessment and re-activating the economy via transfer of the "parked" funds back into the active economy as inherited wealth becomes available for re-cycling.
I have no idea what you just said, are you ok?The answers.
UK coal too difficult to get at (for now) and so too expensive. Cheap imports are useful but will become less cheap when that lot above are built. Wind is, as we all know, entirely free so not using coal helps the balance of payments situation TODAY and will be seen as very forward thinking in the near future - see above.
Killing people.
Cuts the unaffordable pension and health care costs significantly. Better to lose a few now than later when it would be blamed on Energy Policy and the uptick in the graph would look so much steeper if more vulnerable people had been kept alive for longer.
If things really work out well the effects would also apply to well-off older people thus bringing forward access to their savings and investments for tax assessment and re-activating the economy via transfer of the "parked" funds back into the active economy as inherited wealth becomes available for re-cycling.
BGARK said:
LongQ said:
Nice graphic.
The answers.
UK coal too difficult to get at (for now) and so too expensive. Cheap imports are useful but will become less cheap when that lot above are built. Wind is, as we all know, entirely free so not using coal helps the balance of payments situation TODAY and will be seen as very forward thinking in the near future - see above.
Killing people.
Cuts the unaffordable pension and health care costs significantly. Better to lose a few now than later when it would be blamed on Energy Policy and the uptick in the graph would look so much steeper if more vulnerable people had been kept alive for longer.
If things really work out well the effects would also apply to well-off older people thus bringing forward access to their savings and investments for tax assessment and re-activating the economy via transfer of the "parked" funds back into the active economy as inherited wealth becomes available for re-cycling.
I have no idea what you just said, are you ok?The answers.
UK coal too difficult to get at (for now) and so too expensive. Cheap imports are useful but will become less cheap when that lot above are built. Wind is, as we all know, entirely free so not using coal helps the balance of payments situation TODAY and will be seen as very forward thinking in the near future - see above.
Killing people.
Cuts the unaffordable pension and health care costs significantly. Better to lose a few now than later when it would be blamed on Energy Policy and the uptick in the graph would look so much steeper if more vulnerable people had been kept alive for longer.
If things really work out well the effects would also apply to well-off older people thus bringing forward access to their savings and investments for tax assessment and re-activating the economy via transfer of the "parked" funds back into the active economy as inherited wealth becomes available for re-cycling.
It does rather seem that people in the Westminster Political bubble and a sub group that live mostly in Brighton are indeed less then bright and fail to see anything connected anywhere. As with all these situations they think they are super smart. And it seems that all the "major" players agree with each other on this particular subject.
Worrying isn't it?
But then I think even this shabby lot can't do damage quickly enough to have much effect in my lifetime. I do feel for my kids and the challenges they will likely face but they seem to be used to ignoring politics completely.
I don't think of the Grandchildren. They may never exist.
However I have enormous sympathy for anyone concerned about recently arrived grandchildren and the stupidity they will be faced with.
"O brave new world,
That has such people in't."
Jacobyte said:
Comments are hilarious - here's one "Don't worry he says there is a 97% consensus that he has done nothing inappropriate"
dickymint said:
Comments are hilarious - here's one "Don't worry he says there is a 97% consensus that he has done nothing inappropriate
"
I quite like the "railway engineer goes off the rails" comment."
I am sure the handwritten notes were also hacked, these hackers are getting very sophisticated now days.
Even more bizarre, he seems to have gone all Alan Titchmarsh with a '50 shades of green' effort.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/earth/environment/...
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/earth/environment/...
Mr GrimNasty said:
Even more bizarre, he seems to have gone all Alan Titchmarsh with a '50 shades of green' effort.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/earth/environment/...
Even the headline's misleading. He's not a scientist. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/earth/environment/...
Mr GrimNasty said:
Gandahar said:
Oh please, stop the Daily Wail diatribe. Economic suicide for UK due to green policies, er, no. The main economic downside at the moment is Europe and the political machinations that are happening. And even that will not be economic suicide for the UK.
Economic suicide = putting yourself at a severe disadvantage to the opposition. It's an obvious, irrefutable, consequence of a pointless unnecessary policy. Edited by Gandahar on Saturday 14th February 14:04
Can you imagine how prosperous this country would be unhindered by debt - instead of spending the same amount on useless green tripe?
And yes, unless something is pulled out the hat fast, lights will go out at some point as a consequence of this ideological unscientific trash.
Edited by Mr GrimNasty on Saturday 14th February 14:43
Foppo said:
That useless green tripe according to you is creating plenty of jobs here in Yorkshire.Doggerbank new wind turbines to be build also Siemens is starting soon.What we are short of is apprentices to take on this challenge.Under investments for years and big companies not giving enough young people a change has been hindering our prosperity.
How is a communist tractor factory mentality creating prosperity?These aren't proper jobs, they are a fraud leeched off other hard working people, for nothing, not energy security, not saving the planet, nothing.
So you're all right Jack because you are on the gravy train. Well done. Enjoy your parasitic job whilst old people are dieing in misery.
And it's been well proven 'green' jobs COST far more jobs than they create, like any parasitic drain on free enterprise.
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