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Meanwhile in Abruzzo…

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Gimlet said:
Very pretty. Top picture reminds me of the Azores.
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Was taken from my hotel room balcony in Picinisco.
My mate's grandparents were from there and he'd never been, so we made that the destination when thinking where to ride to.

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Wouldn`t it be great if a company like BP paid for the above as full page ads in the printed press, multiple posters in every city and town, pop ups when browsing etc etc . They could afford to and might perhaps make enough people realise that Miliband is either a retarded, blinkered zealot , being paid to destroy the economy or both.
 
Dukesox said:
Wouldn`t it be great if a company like BP paid for the above as full page ads in the printed press, multiple posters in every city and town, pop ups when browsing etc etc . They could afford to and might perhaps make enough people realise that Miliband is either a retarded, blinkered zealot , being paid to destroy the economy or both.
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Wouldn't it be great if companies and corporations the size of BP were actual businesses, instead of political entities and extensions of the State.
 
Dukesox said:
Wouldn`t it be great if a company like BP paid for the above as full page ads in the printed press, multiple posters in every city and town, pop ups when browsing etc etc . They could afford to and might perhaps make enough people realise that Miliband is either a retarded, blinkered zealot , being paid to destroy the economy or both.
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As I understand it, BP and the like are heavily invested in renewables...whichever is most profitable they will help promote.

Subsidies for windfarms has just been extended 20 years, so that might be a reason we don't hear from them.
 
Dox said:
As I understand it, BP and the like are heavily invested in renewables...whichever is most profitable they will help promote.

Subsidies for windfarms has just been extended 20 years, so that might be a reason we don't hear from them.
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Renewables only work due to subsidies, paid for by the taxpayer and by fake, printed money and handed over by the gubmint.

This means that BP et al are essentially employees of the gubmint and are thus civil servants - extensions of the State.
 
Dox said:
As I understand it, BP and the like are heavily invested in renewables...whichever is most profitable they will help promote.

Subsidies for windfarms has just been extended 20 years, so that might be a reason we don't hear from them.
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They are all (oil majors) divesting their renewable streams and reigning in their green promises, however, they will want to stay out of politics for lots of reasons.

For interest, I think it's only BP out of the oil majors that still have a UK presence. Shell, Total, Equinor, Chevron, ConocoPhillips have all gone already.
 
We were/are told, that renewables are the future and will bring us cheap power. We are told that they make around two thirds of our power

So, why do have some of the most expensive power costs in the world? Why do they complain about climate change when it provides more sunshine for solar power and why does this happen?

www.dailymail.co.uk

Miliband blamed as OpenAI halts UK data centre over high energy costs

The California-based firm pointed to high energy costs and regulatory uncertainty for its decision to pause its Stargate UK project.
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Noobie said:
We were/are told, that renewables are the future and will bring us cheap power. We are told that they make around two thirds of our power

So, why do have some of the most expensive power costs in the world? Why do they complain about climate change when it provides more sunshine for solar power and why does this happen?

www.dailymail.co.uk

Miliband blamed as OpenAI halts UK data centre over high energy costs

The California-based firm pointed to high energy costs and regulatory uncertainty for its decision to pause its Stargate UK project.
www.dailymail.co.uk www.dailymail.co.uk
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From Hansard 2010

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The eu comission once again looking after their mates whilst bankrupting the residents of the eu

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EU auditors question new fund for polluters backed by EU carbon tax

EU auditors argue the Temporary Decarbonisation Fund, designed to channel revenues from the EU's carbon border tax to help heavy industries cope with the energy transition, may do little to drive new green investment. #EuropeNews
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