It's a sad state of affairs for sure, Kinnock kicked out Militant Tendency, and following leaders benefited from that, MomentumWhilst I fully agree with the intent/spirit of what you mean in this post - there is an underlying issue that I have a problem with......
The party that these ultra-left fuckers have made irrelevant for many years to come is the party that so many of us - and out generations before us have supported
A lot of me thinks - just how fucking dare they hijack the Labour Party and essentially destroy it from within - just so they can have a home for their own narrow and purist thinking
We've been fracking in this country for 25years. It started at Whych Farm Dorset. Imo it gets a very bad press , those that shout the loudest but often know the least get heard the most and get their way. If you want to object to shale gas extraction based on CO2 release and global warming then fine. But claims of damage bring caused by earthquakes and pollution of aquifers has just not occurred so far. Minor seismic tremors arround 2 are less than a large hgv passing your house. I just wish the media would report this issue fairly, ie after every report of a quake where they interview protesters jumping up and down they should speak to someone at the BGS who can put some scientific context into the claims and debunk these myths.More great news.
Genuine question.. which Queen do they have on the wall in Labour Clubs... Eddie Izzard?Hello mate.
It's obvious that your world extends no further than your local Conservative club ( obligatory pictures of Thatcher and the Queen on the walls), so there's really no point responding to the points you made in your post.
While I'm on could I suggest you watch the modern adaptation of Scrooge that starts tonight on BBC 1 ( or the Alastair Sim version which is also doing the rounds on TV).
It's about humanity and mankind.
You might learn something about yourself.
Agreed.We've been fracking in this country for 25years. It started at Whych Farm Dorset. Imo it gets a very bad press , those that shout the loudest but often know the least get heard the most and get their way. If you want to object to shale gas extraction based on CO2 release and global warming then fine. But claims of damage bring caused by earthquakes and pollution of aquifers has just not occurred so far. Minor seismic tremors arround 2 are less than a large hgv passing your house. I just wish the media would report this issue fairly, ie after every report of a quake where they interview protesters jumping up and down they should speak to someone at the BGS who can put some scientific context into the claims and debunk these myths.
Also agree, the hysteria around this has been off the scale, a fracking site, once completed, is probably the mostAgreed.
There are many things much worse for the environment than fracking to get worked up about.
Long term energy security and not having to rely on Russian imports of gas makes a few minor tremors that do no damage worthwhile.
For those suffering the minor inconvenience of these tremors, I’m sure that some financial compensation or free gas would alleviate most of their concerns.
Haha, quality. Will they recognise themselves? Probably not ;)Just catching up - fuck that was spot on and he could have written it after spending some time on here;-)
The 10secs from 2.40 in particular echoes this forum
and the bit from 3.55 is absolutely aimed at a few on here - he surely must be a BM member
Fuck - are you still playing the "I hate the Tories and they are responsible for all the ills in world....." tuneNo I want people to start seeing past the lies that are told...... the Tories will never be on your side ... ever
But we and many others on here have instant recognition ;-)Haha, quality. Will they recognise themselves? Probably not ;)