| Port Talbot Tata 08:50 - Jan 19 with 6251 views | Boundy |
Big announcement today on the future of 3 thousand directly employed and god knows how many service jobs will disappear .All for chasing the impossible dream of net zero , the biggest con in this generations history |  |
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| Port Talbot Tata on 21:14 - Jan 22 with 573 views | Flashberryjack |
| Port Talbot Tata on 20:31 - Jan 22 by controversial_jack |
Illegals can’t access healthcare, they can if they are legit |
Utter Nonsense, as usual |  |
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| Port Talbot Tata on 22:06 - Jan 22 with 548 views | controversial_jack |
| Port Talbot Tata on 21:14 - Jan 22 by Flashberryjack |
Utter Nonsense, as usual |
You have to be registered to access the NHS. If they are illegal they won’t be. | | | |
| Port Talbot Tata on 22:56 - Jan 22 with 516 views | Kilkennyjack |
| Port Talbot Tata on 20:56 - Jan 22 by SullutaCreturned |
Sorry but you're wrong there, Cameron and Osborne put out a pro EU leaflet and were firmly in the REMAIN camp. Cameron never thought for a second we'd vote to leave and when we did he chickened out and rsesigned despite saying he'd stay on whatever the result.
PS, there was absolutely NO racism involved in my choice. Painting so many millions racist because they disgree with you is wrong. I don't doubt there was racims for a large number but not anywhere near the majority.
That's all I have to say on this because it's in the past, it's done and dusted. We should look forward on this and not keep moaning about those things we cannot change. It caused enough arguments back then. |
Not everyone who voted Brexit is a racist. Correct.
However every racist voted for Brexit.
We will change the Brexit vote. A majority of Britons (55%) say that, were the EU referendum taking place now, seven years after the original date, they would vote to Remain.
Three in ten 31% say they would vote to Leave.
This gives a headline voting intention of 64% to 36%.
This matter will never be settled until we rejoin. |  |
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| Port Talbot Tata on 13:55 - Jan 24 with 399 views | JACKMANANDBOY |
| Port Talbot Tata on 13:40 - Jan 20 by max936 |
This carbon footprint, emissions controls and green energy is mostly all about one thing, robbing yet more money off the hard working tax payer, one of the smallest Countries in the World geographically and we are trying to be the leaders in all three of the above, its not rationale or achievable.
That's the said reality and the man on the street is having to pay for it all.
Massive push in EV's when the structure isn't ready, the batteries on these electric cars don't like the cold weather either, they take longer to charge and can lose between 10 and 30% of their charge. |
Those getting excited about the drop in CO2 emissions by closing Port Talbot blast furnaces shoud read this.
https://www.theguardian.com/business/2024/jan/24/unions-accuse-tata-of-hypocrisy |  |
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| Port Talbot Tata on 14:15 - Jan 24 with 381 views | Boundy |
IMO nationalise should be the governments utmost priority (goes against their core values know ) but as a matter of nation importance not only y to secure the jobs but to provide us with insurance that we can provide our infrastructure as and when the need arise. there's war clouds gathering in Europe and to for fill the armed forces needs should there be one then I'd imagine other NATO forces will look inwards to resupply themselves before providing us .Also we have a major refurbishment programme which includes building new overhead transmission lines , all of which take up hundreds of thousands of tonnes of steel to build. We as a nation are now paying the price for The Tory's policies of the 80's ,a policies which has been a disaster for this country , | |
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| Port Talbot Tata on 14:30 - Jan 24 with 372 views | JACKMANANDBOY |
| Port Talbot Tata on 14:15 - Jan 24 by Boundy |
IMO nationalise should be the governments utmost priority (goes against their core values know ) but as a matter of nation importance not only y to secure the jobs but to provide us with insurance that we can provide our infrastructure as and when the need arise. there's war clouds gathering in Europe and to for fill the armed forces needs should there be one then I'd imagine other NATO forces will look inwards to resupply themselves before providing us .Also we have a major refurbishment programme which includes building new overhead transmission lines , all of which take up hundreds of thousands of tonnes of steel to build. We as a nation are now paying the price for The Tory's policies of the 80's ,a policies which has been a disaster for this country , |
Long term strategic planning was sacrificed on the alter of short termism decades ago. Governments of all hues have kicked the can down the road on issues including:
Housing
Pensions
NHS
Social Care
and
Energy
It's not all about the Tories either, if you look at the first three issues in depth, no one is more guilty than Blair of short termism. | |
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| Port Talbot Tata on 14:56 - Jan 24 with 354 views | controversial_jack |
| Port Talbot Tata on 14:30 - Jan 24 by JACKMANANDBOY |
Long term strategic planning was sacrificed on the alter of short termism decades ago. Governments of all hues have kicked the can down the road on issues including:
Housing
Pensions
NHS
Social Care
and
Energy
It's not all about the Tories either, if you look at the first three issues in depth, no one is more guilty than Blair of short termism. |
The Blair govt invested a lot in health and education | | | |
| Port Talbot Tata on 15:41 - Jan 24 with 338 views | JACKMANANDBOY |
| Port Talbot Tata on 14:56 - Jan 24 by controversial_jack |
The Blair govt invested a lot in health and education |
£13 Billion of PFI investments grew over the years to a liability of £80 Billion for the NHS. Short termism. | |
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| Port Talbot Tata on 15:48 - Jan 24 with 337 views | Kilkennyjack |
| Port Talbot Tata on 14:15 - Jan 24 by Boundy |
IMO nationalise should be the governments utmost priority (goes against their core values know ) but as a matter of nation importance not only y to secure the jobs but to provide us with insurance that we can provide our infrastructure as and when the need arise. there's war clouds gathering in Europe and to for fill the armed forces needs should there be one then I'd imagine other NATO forces will look inwards to resupply themselves before providing us .Also we have a major refurbishment programme which includes building new overhead transmission lines , all of which take up hundreds of thousands of tonnes of steel to build. We as a nation are now paying the price for The Tory's policies of the 80's ,a policies which has been a disaster for this country , |
For once, i agree with you. | |
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| Port Talbot Tata on 16:48 - Jan 24 with 313 views | Kilkennyjack |
| Port Talbot Tata on 14:15 - Jan 24 by Boundy |
IMO nationalise should be the governments utmost priority (goes against their core values know ) but as a matter of nation importance not only y to secure the jobs but to provide us with insurance that we can provide our infrastructure as and when the need arise. there's war clouds gathering in Europe and to for fill the armed forces needs should there be one then I'd imagine other NATO forces will look inwards to resupply themselves before providing us .Also we have a major refurbishment programme which includes building new overhead transmission lines , all of which take up hundreds of thousands of tonnes of steel to build. We as a nation are now paying the price for The Tory's policies of the 80's ,a policies which has been a disaster for this country , |
You agree with Plaid. Da iawn. | |
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