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The Loonies met at the guildhall !
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They seek them there there seek them everywhere, Nazis . The poundshop version of human intellect is alive and kicking in Swansea, what bunch of idiots ,their lack of self awareness is astonishing.
She knows what's coming in the budget and doesn't want anything to do with it.
The whisper is that he loves a sausage
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Are ze Nazis in ze room with you now ?
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This is how low we've sunk, when a single MP with morality is the tiniest minority voice. It's so sad.
I'm sure every single one of them will house in a "refugee" in their own home, yes?
Will they flip !
I'm sure every single one of them will house in a "refugee" in their own home, yes?
The national grid needs to be expanded ,this in terms of new power lines and substations and talking to a mate who works in Port Talbot and the reckons that the steel that will be needed ( hundreds of thousands of tonnes ) will have to be imported because Port Talbot won't be able to supply the quality needed.
Another cock up by our so called betters
Ametures running the country into the ground ? Or on purpose by orders from above who hate this country ?
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Despite Tata Steel's Port Talbot plant being the UK's single biggest emitter of planet-warming carbon dioxide, Greenpeace UK has branded the decision to shut them down "tragic".
"We should be absolutely clear that those blast furnaces closed because of a lack of strategy from Tata and from the government," says Paul Morozzo, senior climate campaigner at Greenpeace.
"They weren't closed because of carbon emissions."
He says the charity wanted a long term decarbonisation strategy, which "wouldn't have the kind of job losses that are happening at Port Talbot".
Mr. Morozzo is absolutely correct - the closure of the Blast Furnaces is testimony to Tata’s abject rudderless ownership of steelmaking in the UK.
"We should be absolutely clear that those blast furnaces closed because of a lack of strategy from Tata and from the government," says Paul Morozzo, senior climate campaigner at Greenpeace.
"They weren't closed because of carbon emissions."
He says the charity wanted a long term decarbonisation strategy, which "wouldn't have the kind of job losses that are happening at Port Talbot".
Mr. Morozzo is absolutely correct - the closure of the Blast Furnaces is testimony to Tata’s abject rudderless ownership of steelmaking in the UK.
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