I meant fracking as a prime example in the USA where you[i can[/i "simply say "f*** the environment" anymore and be in politics."



You were suggesting you can't just do that, so it didn't matter if we were in or the out of the OU because it would be unacceptable to "f*** the environment". Now you are arguing that Cameron has in fact "f*** the environment" with his legislation on fracking. He' still in politics!



So that is your original point shot down in flames by yourself!



That is, if he can do that with fracking (with or without the EU's help) he can do it over other environmental legislation that [iis[/i imposed by the EU (if we leave).



Your example just proves what you said originally that essentially it would be politically unacceptable to "f*** the environment" so we are safe, is nonsense.



We need legislation to protect it and Cameron and Co will rip up any EU legislation that does so at the first chance they get. They won't be spending time re-implementing it into UK law for our benefit that is for sure.

I know its been mentioned for a little while but, it certainly never made the press before, during or after the campaign.

Using the modern analogy, usually favoured by Labour, it would certainly pay for a few schools and hospitals or care for the elderly.

Who cares about that - the NHS is in rude health, and once all the nasty immigrants are kicked out of the waiting rooms, Dr's and nurses will be sitting around twiddling their thumbs; or at least the ones who weren't immigrants will be.

The folly in letting French and German energy companies buy half of our suppliers is now apparent post the Brexit vote.

nPower is to raise gas prices by 5% and electricity by a whopping 15%



And rather than the rest sticking together and shafting the greedy s , they will follow suit and shaft US!



Also, if I am correct, we are connected to the French grid. At periods like breakfast and tea time we are importing electricity from France.



What kind of dumb-ass thinking got us here?



If Brexit doesn't result in a change of tack, then I will be staggered.



Keep the coal-fired stations going now.

How will Brexit make any difference ?

The deals with EDF, to build new Nuclear Power Stations have already been signed (prior to the referendum) and we have effectively agreed to I think a 30% increase by 2020 ?.

Unless you think that Brexit will change this, which it wont, you should expect your energy costs to rise steadily until 2020 and probably beyond.

If we were still digging coal from the ground we may still have some control but, instead, we have put our energy supplies in French hands, oh yeah and then fallen out with them





All good stuff.



At least we will have "control"

Please use the thread 'Brexit Anyone? (2)' as we are well past the 1000-post limit ... the most recent posts are there.



Thank you.