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Just now, steviewevie said:

For fracking to start it still has to have consent of areas where fracking to take place? Still pretty unpopular I reckon.

they'll be numerous prevention tactics im sure ... protests ? legal enquiries . planning ? not sure how long it takes to get these things up and running ? 

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4 minutes ago, steviewevie said:

Starmer using the same attack line as Ozanne...dividing line is tories want people to pay, labour want energy companies to pay...I would imagine that will get some cut through.

Me and Starmer are kindred spirits. 

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18 hours ago, Kurosagi said:

Osborne is a dick, I'll never forgive him for fucking up solar with his budget in 2015 (I think...) at just the time when it was no longer seen as the 'hippy' thing to do and instead the average joe in the street was considering it. Just an atrocious and pathetic ideological decision especially given where we now are 7 years later.

Starmer has just reminded us that Truss was environment secretary at the time that Osborne crippled the solar industry and she was responsible for stopping on-shore windfarms.

Given @squirrelarmy pointing out her Shell background, it wouldn't be beyond the realm to speculate that those decisions were due to lobbying by her energy firm mates. Can we have a socialist revolution yet?

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Somethings going on apparently. Notes were passed to the PM, shadow front bench and SNP. Starmer and Raynor have left the Commons.

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6 minutes ago, Kurosagi said:

it wouldn't be beyond the realm to speculate that those decisions were due to lobbying by her energy firm mates. Can we have a socialist revolution yet?

I’d love it if all MPs had to declare all the shares they have in companies. Getting it on public record would add transparency.
 

It wouldn’t pass as MP’s from both sides of the house will have their fingers in multiple pies. 

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16 minutes ago, Kurosagi said:

Starmer has just reminded us that Truss was environment secretary at the time that Osborne crippled the solar industry and she was responsible for stopping on-shore windfarms.

Given @squirrelarmy pointing out her Shell background, it wouldn't be beyond the realm to speculate that those decisions were due to lobbying by her energy firm mates. Can we have a socialist revolution yet?

Yes wonderful Daves let's get rid of the green crap. TWAT

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