Thought Id start this one going because its rather dead on this board at the moment and I suppose all my usual muckers are either at the Stella tennis event watching Dim Tim (lose again) or at Henly Regatta eating cucumber sandwiches (they wish,...NOT).

Anyway please feel free to just talk to yourself blast away and let it go on any company or subject you wish. Just wish Id thought of this one before.

cheers GF.

You've got it arse backwards again Fred , it's us who have been stitched up over the last 40 odd years.

my new toy will bring down a drone , the infer red destroys it signal wil be fun , amazon
must not go over my home , I will bring it down

The "EU" in various forms have been negotiating for 50 years.
spot on fred, and basically just taken more and more powers centrally, paid themselves more and more tax free and without accountability, pampered the french farmers under cap, allowed the italians to run riot with phoney claims for olive groves that either never existed or were never dug up, failed to take or enforce the rape of fish stocks especially by the spanish, refused to allow proven terrorists to be deported whence they came and so on and so on

Germany’s dash for coal continues apace. Following on the opening of two new coal power stations in 2012, six more are due to open this year, with a combined capacity of 5800MW, enough to provide 7% of Germany’s electricity needs.
Including the plants coming on stream this year, there are 12 coal fired stations due to open by 2020. Along with the two opened last year in Neurath and Boxberg, they will be capable of supplying 19% of the country’s power.

In addition, 27 gas fired stations are due on line, which should contribute a further 17% of Germany’s total electricity generation. (Based on 2011 statistics, total generation was 575 TwH).
It is worth noting that none of these coal or gas plants will be built with Carbon Capture & Storage (CCS), which is a legal requirement for coal generators in the UK, despite the fact that the technology does not yet exist on a commercial scale.
The UK government is so desperate to get out of the corner it has boxed itself into, that it wants to hand out huge sums to subsidise the cost of developing CCS technology. According to their “Overarching National Policy Statement for Energy” (Page 31), they want to support the cost of four commercial scale CCS projects.


so why should trump give a toss germany do not they are going to build my coal fired stations the uk shutting them under eu law german telling them to get stuffed

why are the uk punished and charged with break eu laws and Germany allowed to break CLIMATE CHANGE RULES THEN CONDEMN TRUMP .

ARE THEY TAKING THE PISS BIG TIME

Dil,

You really do seem to have a chip on your shoulders.

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Then use the EU courts, rather than bitching.

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(notice the concealed zip fastening at the front)

Don't you get any attention at home Freda .

If Labour win this general election, the Conservatives should not contest seats at the next one.

the conservatives want to lose the election .

the uk rich are getting ready to leave the uk for aus and usa . millions to lose jobs
uk to be open to ever one Calais scum to be cleared by lab to enter uk
from corbyn , its all their to read ,

Must be true then, if it's there in black and white.

Fred1new - 01 Jun 2017 14:34 - 77232 of 77238

Dil,

You really do seem to have a chip on your shoulders.

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Wow coming from Fred ,the man with the biggest chip , you really take the biscuit .

make your mind up .... it's either fried potato or baked flour :-)

Hmmm?

“One of the things the intelligence investigators have been looking at is points of contact and persons involved,” one source said.

“If you triangulate Russia, WikiLeaks, Assange and Trump associates the person who comes up with the most hits is Nigel Farage.

“He’s right in the middle of these relationships. He turns up over and over again. There’s a lot of attention being paid to him.”

Farage was on the wireless tonight laughing his ass off at that one EL.

from this evening's FT bulletin ....

• Theresa May talked about leaving the EU, saying we are on a "great national mission". Where to remains unclear.
• Jeremy Corbyn said Labour would deliver a "Brexit for the many, not the few". Presumably he is referring to the 52 per cent.

h/t to k mon across the road.



Corby's done it, he just threw himself off a high building.



Labour's brutal Garden Tax would confiscate Middle England's wealth


Allister Heath



31 May 2017 • 9:00pm



Jeremy Corbyn wants to introduce a tax on land value


There is much that is objectionable in the Labour manifesto, the party’s most Left-wing, class-baiting collection of policies in a generation. The competition for the most destructive offering is fierce: higher income tax would ruin our work ethic and cripple our competitiveness, while the widescale nationalisations would put union barons back in charge.

But one policy stands out as truly abominable: Labour is explicitly considering a Land Value Tax – or as the savvier Tory candidates are dubbing it to great effect on the doorstep, The Garden Tax. This policy is toxic beyond words – it is the philosophically pure, mass market version of Ed Miliband and Vince Cable’s infamous Mansion Tax.



the rest is here, but you have to pay

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2017/05/31/labours-brutal-garden-tax-would-confiscate-middle-englands-wealth/

so why has this not been picked up by the tories before?

Prior to its abolition by the Thatcher government in its first term, this tax existed and was known as Development Land Tax. In effect, the nationalisation of land, in that all development value accrued to the state.

Another example of the Corbyn camp marching resolutely backwards into the 1970s.