In reply to Post #375
Keep trying to deflect what you first said...Estimated bla bla bla...
The company I work for had operations in Ukraine and Russia which we closed in March of this year.
I had colleagues I also count as good friends for more than 10 years who gave me the facts not the nonsense that continues to dribble from you 🥱
Hence all the sanctions and where we are now...
Keep trying to deflect what you first said...Estimated bla bla bla...
The company I work for had operations in Ukraine and Russia which we closed in March of this year.
I had colleagues I also count as good friends for more than 10 years who gave me the facts not the nonsense that continues to dribble from you 🥱
Hence all the sanctions and where we are now...
In reply to Post #377
Deflecting nothing you numpty. Stop trying to rewrite history for a stupid political point. The Tory government made us more reliant on global gas prices DURING the ongoing invasion. Pretty stupid thing to do and probably encouraged further aggression from Putin. You get what you vote for.
Happy new profile
Deflecting nothing you numpty. Stop trying to rewrite history for a stupid political point. The Tory government made us more reliant on global gas prices DURING the ongoing invasion. Pretty stupid thing to do and probably encouraged further aggression from Putin. You get what you vote for.
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In reply to Post #376
The other reason labor will never succeed is most of it voters come from the public sector which keep's shrinking.
Good article from a few years back.
https://electionsetc.com/2015/03/17/the-public-private-electoral-divide/
The other reason labor will never succeed is most of it voters come from the public sector which keep's shrinking.
Good article from a few years back.
https://electionsetc.com/2015/03/17/the-public-private-electoral-divide/
In reply to Post #378
Gas prices same all around Europe Forest
Gas prices same all around Europe Forest
In reply to Post #380
You buy and store at the price numpty. Get rid of the storage you pay the current rate. Get it Alf?
You buy and store at the price numpty. Get rid of the storage you pay the current rate. Get it Alf?
In reply to Post #379
"Most of its voters come from the public sector which keeps shrinking" if that isnt alarm bells I dont know what is
"Most of its voters come from the public sector which keeps shrinking" if that isnt alarm bells I dont know what is
In reply to Post #382
That'll be the public sector that has been screwed by government for 12 years. No wonder its shrinking.
Although if you were to ask a tory mp they'd tell you about the increase in nurses, doctors, police etc. ... (without telling you that they're working against the figures that show the depletion in these areas because of... well, you know....)
For a bit of fun...
https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMNE7MTuE/
That'll be the public sector that has been screwed by government for 12 years. No wonder its shrinking.
Although if you were to ask a tory mp they'd tell you about the increase in nurses, doctors, police etc. ... (without telling you that they're working against the figures that show the depletion in these areas because of... well, you know....)
For a bit of fun...
https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMNE7MTuE/
So £2,500 is the cap plus £400 off.......easy money ....... 
Stewart Lee on voting Conservative...
Let's start the week with a laugh eh?
https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMNojWfnD/
Let's start the week with a laugh eh?
https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMNojWfnD/
In reply to Post #384
It's the unit price that has been capped, not the bill.
£2,500 is an average approximation - lots (I expect most) will pay in excess of £2,500.
It's the unit price that has been capped, not the bill.
£2,500 is an average approximation - lots (I expect most) will pay in excess of £2,500.
In reply to Post #386
I know that.......time for lots of people to cut back on the latest phones and **** they generally don't need I imagine!
I know that.......time for lots of people to cut back on the latest phones and **** they generally don't need I imagine!
Unlike you experts I'm only repeating what I heard.
The problem of making energy too cheap is that we will carry on using the same amount as we did before.
So in the short term If we carry on like that there's a possibility we are heading for power cuts. We all need to use less energy.
I'm sure the experts will find fault with that, that's why I mentioned it
Anyway, just to be sure I'm going to my bit and go on a cruise for the winter
The problem of making energy too cheap is that we will carry on using the same amount as we did before.
So in the short term If we carry on like that there's a possibility we are heading for power cuts. We all need to use less energy.
I'm sure the experts will find fault with that, that's why I mentioned it
Anyway, just to be sure I'm going to my bit and go on a cruise for the winter
In reply to Post #388
Indeed and let's not all forget due to labours complete incompetence total stupidly and employing a bunch of muppets in their cabinet leading to the end of their leadership in 2010 election, it's all their fault for the years of misery under the tories 😂😂
Pick the bones out of that one Forest
Indeed and let's not all forget due to labours complete incompetence total stupidly and employing a bunch of muppets in their cabinet leading to the end of their leadership in 2010 election, it's all their fault for the years of misery under the tories 😂😂
Pick the bones out of that one Forest
In reply to Post #387
Agreed. You mean things like new expensive rods and reels?
To 388 Tinhead. I would agree that power cuts might be a possibility if nothing changes
Cue ads saying people could turn their heating down and still be comfortable which in a lot of cases is absolutely right.
We've just come from an hotel that seem to keep the temperatures their rooms around 30 deg C.
Absolutely ridiculous and very unpleasant, luckily there were rad stats in our rooms so first job was to turn them down and open the windows.
They will get a review about that later as it's so wasteful to keep their rooms that hot.
Current hotel has much more normal / pleasant temperatures.
Agreed. You mean things like new expensive rods and reels?
To 388 Tinhead. I would agree that power cuts might be a possibility if nothing changes
Cue ads saying people could turn their heating down and still be comfortable which in a lot of cases is absolutely right.
We've just come from an hotel that seem to keep the temperatures their rooms around 30 deg C.
Absolutely ridiculous and very unpleasant, luckily there were rad stats in our rooms so first job was to turn them down and open the windows.
They will get a review about that later as it's so wasteful to keep their rooms that hot.
Current hotel has much more normal / pleasant temperatures.
In reply to Post #387
Yeah, bloody wasteful nurses and the like spending their riches on hot food and heating their homes...
And those mums wanting clean clothes on clean kids. They're taking the country for mugs!
Yeah, bloody wasteful nurses and the like spending their riches on hot food and heating their homes...
And those mums wanting clean clothes on clean kids. They're taking the country for mugs!