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Post by elystokie on Sept 22, 2023 5:23:32 GMT
Wow, don't think I've seen anyone go quite that colour before when being interviewed, what was he thinking when he agreed to it š¤¦ It's like arguing with some on here š "I have no evidence to prove it, but you're wrong" š |
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Post by henry on Sept 22, 2023 5:41:28 GMT
You lads are on it early.
Shit the the bed ?
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Post by knype on Sept 22, 2023 6:47:17 GMT
You lads are on it early. Shit the the bed ? Haters gotta hate 24/7 mate |
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Post by Rednwhitenblue on Sept 22, 2023 7:04:22 GMT
I would like us to go full steam ahead and get ahead of all the other countries. Becoming a manufacturing powerhouse in green technology should be what everyone wants and would really help out the next generations. We can't afford to slow down, green technology is the future and we have to put ourselves right at the front of it. But what if hydrogen becomes the thing. Or what if they refine the ICE vehicles to incredibly low emissions. And what happens when they perfect the battery tech and loads of poor sods have spuzzed 50k on a car that overnight becomes almost worthless. But this climate panic is near on forcing people to show their virtue. It got me and im a cynic. So your lets just go right now could result in billions wasted on shyte that becomes redundant. Patience. Kipling wrote a poem about this, keeping calm whilst those all around lose their minds. Summat like that anyway. I dunno chief š How long do we do nothing to see if hydrogen is the answer? While the world continues to heat up and experience more climate change induced environmental extreme events. Would the science ever be settled on hydrogen? Problem is, if you accept the scientific consensus that it is our fossil fuel burning that is causing this (and, let's face it, the big oil companies accurately forecast global warming in the early 70s, so it's not some kind of recent, "lefty, woke" stuff) then, to avoid the worst of what's coming, we have to act now. Sunak's recent decision has basically sent a message that it's business as usual for the next decade, when it's decisive action now that is required. It'll be way more expensive in the future to take the additional measures that will be necessary by then to tackle the additional problems that will have been caused by doing nothing now. Of course, it won't be Sunak's problem he'll have departed the political scene by then. You can only hope that, if society does collapse as a result of severe climate change pressures, and all of the people he thought would be around to protect him in his dotage as an ex-PM have fucked off because they're more worried about where their own food iscoming from, that he experiences a moment of epiphany that he personally made a significant contribution to the chaos! But probably not! |
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Post by essexstokey on Sept 22, 2023 7:08:03 GMT
Car crash test again election now |
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Post by essexstokey on Sept 22, 2023 7:11:26 GMT
Wink wink nudge nudge is this a boris special guest or a Male special guest |
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Post by essexstokey on Sept 22, 2023 7:14:06 GMT
Wow, don't think I've seen anyone go quite that colour before when being interviewed, what was he thinking when he agreed to it š¤¦ It's like arguing with some on here š "I have no evidence to prove it, but you're wrong" š He agreed to try and be the next Tory leader pity he wont be an mp š¤£š¤£š¤£ |
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Post by essexstokey on Sept 22, 2023 7:16:45 GMT
You lads are on it early. Shit the the bed ? Well that's where Tory mps are waking up in someone else's bed š¤£š¤£ |
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Post by dutchstokie on Sept 22, 2023 7:21:30 GMT
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Post by Huddysleftfoot on Sept 22, 2023 7:36:48 GMT
He's not the person he claims to be, I'd suggest. |
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Post by Huddysleftfoot on Sept 22, 2023 8:11:20 GMT
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Post by dutchstokie on Sept 22, 2023 8:28:50 GMT
He's not the person he claims to be, I'd suggest. As are the other 350 odd politicians I would suggest...... |
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Post by aureliuspotter on Sept 22, 2023 8:31:27 GMT
I'm no Sunak fan but you can't argue with what he says in that video neither. |
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Post by mickeythemaestro on Sept 22, 2023 8:41:40 GMT
But what if hydrogen becomes the thing. Or what if they refine the ICE vehicles to incredibly low emissions. And what happens when they perfect the battery tech and loads of poor sods have spuzzed 50k on a car that overnight becomes almost worthless. But this climate panic is near on forcing people to show their virtue. It got me and im a cynic. So your lets just go right now could result in billions wasted on shyte that becomes redundant. Patience. Kipling wrote a poem about this, keeping calm whilst those all around lose their minds. Summat like that anyway. I dunno chief š How long do we do nothing to see if hydrogen is the answer? While the world continues to heat up and experience more climate change induced environmental extreme events. Would the science ever be settled on hydrogen? Problem is, if you accept the scientific consensus that it is our fossil fuel burning that is causing this (and, let's face it, the big oil companies accurately forecast global warming in the early 70s, so it's not some kind of recent, "lefty, woke" stuff) then, to avoid the worst of what's coming, we have to act now. Sunak's recent decision has basically sent a message that it's business as usual for the next decade, when it's decisive action now that is required. It'll be way more expensive in the future to take the additional measures that will be necessary by then to tackle the additional problems that will have been caused by doing nothing now. Of course, it won't be Sunak's problem he'll have departed the political scene by then. You can only hope that, if society does collapse as a result of severe climate change pressures, and all of the people he thought would be around to protect him in his dotage as an ex-PM have fucked off because they're more worried about where their own food iscoming from, that he experiences a moment of epiphany that he personally made a significant contribution to the chaos! But probably not! Fair enough. Me however, I've learnt my lessons from the covid hysteria. They work on fear. Big business and ever larger big govt taking full advantage dishing out massive transfers in wealth amongst themselves. And its us foolish sods paying for it. Turning on each other and shaming one another into taking actions we can ill afford. They've even got you visualising an apocalypse. My god. You carry on chief. I'm going to keep calm and keep a close eye on what these fuckers are up to. I'll be happy and I'll own my own fucking stuff tar. š |
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Post by knype on Sept 22, 2023 8:42:11 GMT
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Post by Huddysleftfoot on Sept 22, 2023 8:43:57 GMT
I'm no Sunak fan but you can't argue with what he says in that video neither. Mate he's saying he's stopped things that were never happening at all. He's lying. You can't see that? |
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Post by henry on Sept 22, 2023 8:54:27 GMT
But what if hydrogen becomes the thing. Or what if they refine the ICE vehicles to incredibly low emissions. And what happens when they perfect the battery tech and loads of poor sods have spuzzed 50k on a car that overnight becomes almost worthless. But this climate panic is near on forcing people to show their virtue. It got me and im a cynic. So your lets just go right now could result in billions wasted on shyte that becomes redundant. Patience. Kipling wrote a poem about this, keeping calm whilst those all around lose their minds. Summat like that anyway. I dunno chief š How long do we do nothing to see if hydrogen is the answer? While the world continues to heat up and experience more climate change induced environmental extreme events. Would the science ever be settled on hydrogen? Problem is, if you accept the scientific consensus that it is our fossil fuel burning that is causing this (and, let's face it, the big oil companies accurately forecast global warming in the early 70s, so it's not some kind of recent, "lefty, woke" stuff) then, to avoid the worst of what's coming, we have to act now. Sunak's recent decision has basically sent a message that it's business as usual for the next decade, when it's decisive action now that is required. It'll be way more expensive in the future to take the additional measures that will be necessary by then to tackle the additional problems that will have been caused by doing nothing now. Of course, it won't be Sunak's problem he'll have departed the political scene by then. You can only hope that, if society does collapse as a result of severe climate change pressures, and all of the people he thought would be around to protect him in his dotage as an ex-PM have fucked off because they're more worried about where their own food iscoming from, that he experiences a moment of epiphany that he personally made a significant contribution to the chaos! But probably not! R & D will continue, and when a workable alternative is found it can be put to the masses. There is no viable alternative to implement right here and right now. |
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Post by thisisouryear on Sept 22, 2023 9:20:12 GMT
I would like us to go full steam ahead and get ahead of all the other countries. Becoming a manufacturing powerhouse in green technology should be what everyone wants and would really help out the next generations. We can't afford to slow down, green technology is the future and we have to put ourselves right at the front of it. But what if hydrogen becomes the thing. Or what if they refine the ICE vehicles to incredibly low emissions. And what happens when they perfect the battery tech and loads of poor sods have spuzzed 50k on a car that overnight becomes almost worthless. But this climate panic is near on forcing people to show their virtue. It got me and im a cynic. So your lets just go right now could result in billions wasted on shyte that becomes redundant. Patience. Kipling wrote a poem about this, keeping calm whilst those all around lose their minds. Summat like that anyway. I dunno chief š I'm not looking at it as a panic button we need to press, I'm looking at it as an investment in the futures of our children and our children's children. We need to get ahead of the competition and be the hub for green technology. When you are leading the way you will adapt quicker and easier to any changes the future brings and more often than not it will be these companies that make that transition first as they reinvest into even better methods. Unfortunately we are in a race and it's not with the climate it's with other country's. When it comes to future technology everything is a race. From Nuclear weapons to landing on the moon, country's that wanted to be the first didn't slow down and take a chill pill, they went for it. |
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Post by essexstokey on Sept 22, 2023 10:52:54 GMT
Havering are desperately trying to do this to avoid Birmingham fate however the assets the tories said they had bought in the local press they hadn't there finding the tory administration had given their mates lucrative contracts eg 1800 to clean a 1 bedroom flat |
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Post by essexstokey on Sept 22, 2023 11:01:35 GMT
OK get ready and be aware of pie in the sky announcements and policies by the tories none of which are serious credible or just
They are being announced so the gullible will vote for them and reduce labour's predicted majority
If any of these policies they believed in they would have implemented them over the last 13 years
Get these scum out register to vote and get voter id now
Don't let the tories steel an election
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Post by phileetin on Sept 22, 2023 11:40:42 GMT
sounds like something benji biscuit would write
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Post by wannabee on Sept 22, 2023 13:33:38 GMT
I'm no Sunak fan but you can't argue with what he says in that video neither. You can when he's Gaslighting that he stopped shit that never happened |
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Post by elystokie on Sept 22, 2023 13:40:19 GMT
I'm no Sunak fan but you can't argue with what he says in that video neither. You can when he's Gaslighting that he stopped shit that never happenedĀ "This government will have integrity, professionallism and accountability" Really? When will that be starting then? |
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Post by GrahamHyde on Sept 22, 2023 13:42:33 GMT
Is this country going backwards?
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Post by aureliuspotter on Sept 22, 2023 13:49:55 GMT
I'm no Sunak fan but you can't argue with what he says in that video neither. You can when he's Gaslighting that he stopped shit that never happenedĀ TUC isn't a good unbiased course though mate. |
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Post by aureliuspotter on Sept 22, 2023 13:51:50 GMT
You can when he's Gaslighting that he stopped shit that never happenedĀ TUC isn't a good unbiased course though mate. Edit. I'm not saying it's not made up bullshit btw. This is Suank we are talking about after all. |
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Post by Gawa on Sept 22, 2023 13:53:56 GMT
I'm no Sunak fan but you can't argue with what he says in that video neither. You can when he's Gaslighting that he stopped shit that never happened Probably why he's announced it this week as no PMQs for another month. Load of waffle as usual with our Rishi. |
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Post by Paul Spencer on Sept 22, 2023 14:28:30 GMT
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Post by wannabee on Sept 22, 2023 14:51:45 GMT
Rosie is brilliant Its always great reading the comments where at least half think she's being serious š |
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Post by essexstokey on Sept 22, 2023 15:09:33 GMT
You can when he's Gaslighting that he stopped shit that never happenedĀ Probably why he's announced it this week as no PMQs for another month. Load of waffle as usual with our Rishi.Ā Better start calling him rishi 2 face and definitely inaction man |
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