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Reply | Talking of migration
at 15:13 17 May 2025
Also need to journalists to start asking those questions of Reform types.
How do you maintain pensions and an NHS with lower birth rates and net zero immigration. |
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Reply | If someone knocked on your door
at 13:34 17 May 2025
That is the challenge for Lowhouse.
He has to turn Benters away from reform.
Sure he can go critiquing people that aren’t going to vote reform. That’s easy.
But can he apply all his advice that he gives to people that aren’t going to vote reform, and apply it to people that are. |
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Reply | MarkTWTD Runs in 2025
at 18:20 13 May 2025
That’s a look that says, “Yeah, I am going to do some TWTD maintenance, and I’ll take 17 minutes this time, alright with you yeah” |
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Reply | Reform Policy
at 14:19 10 May 2025
Hmmm, I still think Benters, will vote for them, based on the economists don’t like it up ‘em them principle. |
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Reply | Reform Policy
at 18:55 9 May 2025
And farmers, surely you are angry at Farmers that sell farm land to developers. |
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Reply | Early BankHodle
at 10:05 5 May 2025
Can’t shout about that.
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Reply | Just reading about lucy powell's comments
at 19:44 4 May 2025
And the concerns go back a bit further.
“ Why there was such an apparently casual approach to the rape of these children over decades is hard to understand. As early as the late 1940s, some officials and police recognised the problem, and tried to act. In the most striking case, a senior civil servant wanted the then director of public prosecutions to confront the governors of one school that had covered up abuse.”
There have been child abuse scandals since the 1940s.
Seems the best thing to do would be spend time, resource and money to put in place all the measures to protect children that have been recommended at various times. |
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Reply | Pinch Punchdle
at 10:01 1 May 2025
A proficient 3.
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Reply | I see Tony has finally found his natural political suit colour..
at 22:45 29 Apr 2025
Who pays for it?
The report suggests Carbon Capture is very expensive, and there needs to be lots
Who pays to store something that has no value? You can’t do anything with captured carbon.
“Currently, engineered CDR and DAC are prohibitively expensive, often costing hundreds of dollars per tonne of CO2 removed. This high cost reflects their status as relatively new technologies that require significant innovation and scaling to become economically viable. With increased investment in research, development and deployment, these costs could decrease substantially..”
Could seems to be doing a lot of lifting there.
How does the U.K. Government get China to spend money on Carbon Capture?
The approach seems equally flawed, and the only people benefiting from this approach are, companies that will get paid silly amounts of money to store carbon.
Consumers, tax payers will end up paying for it. Just as alternative energy sources are becoming cheaper.
At least when you pay for a solar panel or wind farm you get some energy out of your investment. |
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Reply | Is prison really appropriate here and if so why?
at 18:39 24 Apr 2025
Yes.
Plenty of people that grift and con, carry on doing just that.
You are correct the length of sentence is generally not a deterrent.
The chance of getting caught and punished is.
One would hope, as did the person that survived, that this may make people think about whether they could get away with running dodgy tours that were risky, or may start better regulations.
Most people wouldn’t learn to Scuba dive or parachute with an unqualified/unregulated organisation. |
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