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55 minutes ago, Johnsond said:
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Sir Keir Starmer will announce plans to block all new North Sea oil and gas developments and limit...

Utter nonsense and totally indicative of the man, not to mention extremely dangerous for the UK to introduce a policy that will make us even more reliant on imported products. He should pop over to Norway and see how a sensible  long term policy is being implemented.  Throw in his knee taking blm shit and it’s no wonder he’s not that far ahead of Sunak. The green energy superpower waffle just does not stand up to any form of scrutiny whatsoever. 

Wouldn't get too worked up about it, like most things politicians say, he most likely has no intention of doing it.

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1 minute ago, coppice cutter said:

Wouldn't get too worked up about it, like most things politicians say, he most likely has no intention of doing it.

I don’t but the words of these delusional idiots has an effect, after years of SNP/Green stupidity the UK sector NSea does not need a fool like starmer pandering to certain groups to garner a bit of perceived extra support. The constant lies regurgitated by politicians regarding the so called “ thousands of renewable jobs” is a joke, even a modicum of basic research will show we get the crumbs off the back of these projects here but literally pay 100% of the bill in the long term. 

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11 hours ago, Johnsond said:

I don’t but the words of these delusional idiots has an effect, after years of SNP/Green stupidity the UK sector NSea does not need a fool like starmer pandering to certain groups to garner a bit of perceived extra support. The constant lies regurgitated by politicians regarding the so called “ thousands of renewable jobs” is a joke, even a modicum of basic research will show we get the crumbs off the back of these projects here but literally pay 100% of the bill in the long run.


Not going to help if they build them overseas like this giant project:

 

 

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2 hours ago, Steve Bullman said:

50% is a pretty substantial hike! Things are really going to bite as the year goes on

 

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Hundreds lose homes as high interest rates cause mortgage pain

 

With Sonia swap rates at over 5%, mortgages will soon be 7%. 
 

as with all percentages, it depends how small the original number is. The base rate has risen by well over 1000%, but then again, it was 0.1% for a while. 

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On 28/05/2023 at 09:28, coppice cutter said:

Wouldn't get too worked up about it, like most things politicians say, he most likely has no intention of doing it.

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