People are calling out how absurd his overall story is and he's trying to pretend its about "semantics".
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This is getting nearly as amusing as the Hitler was misunderstood debate.
Don't worry, he's still got Stalin, Milosevic, the Khmer Rouge and Pinochet to get through, should get us in to 2026
Musk can
Just don't start him on Mandela
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Ex-Tory MP given community order and fine for harassing ex-wife
The former Bridgend MP previously denied the allegations but later changed her plea.
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Amazes me this person is still in politics, a lifetime of scandals and drama...
From cheating on his wife, drink driving and fleeing from the scene, running a sugar daddy website, a blackmail scandal, bullying of other board members, and then making the claim he was raped (no idea how accurate that is), and now has been harassing his ex wife.
Absolutely BS yet again and shows your ignorance yet again. Mining absolutely wasn't slave labour. It was hard work but it paid well. Your dad obviously never went near a coal mine.
I think i got the black lung pop!!!
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Hahahaha
Thats where all the wealth went, the boomer coal miners are hoarding it all and racing their lambos up and down the South Wales streets hahahaha
You solved it, congrats.
Think Harry's watched Billy Elliott too many times
Every wage number he's quoted in some instances misquoted is the direct result of a Google search. Doesn't take into account in some instances of miners being paid piece work.
Or their very good pension. He called it slave labour which is funny if it was that bad why did the miners fight so hard to keep their pits open?
He just makes it up. One week he's a property tycoon the next he's picking litter, then he's a bedroom based city trader who doubles up as case worker for underprivileged kids and now he's describing a life probably thinking of the hovis advert.
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I don't know...I was always thinking mining is a slave labour tbh, it's an incredibly hard work with a huge negative impact on your health as well as your life expectancy (which not worth any money imo). I'm glad that miners have a good pension at least
They got paid well in the UK, had a good pension and strong unions. When the pits shut it ripped the heart out of many towns but you are right regards the health problems.
You made an arse of yourself again. Sure you'll get over it
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The government is offering financial incentives to buy electric cars whilst ignoring that they are still more expensive even after the incentives and there isn't the infrastructure for it.
It's such disjointed thinking in this country. Try to get everyone buying electric before building the infrastructure to support it.
It's such disjointed thinking in this country. Try to get everyone buying electric before building the infrastructure to support it.
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Yeh, posted article in tech thread. Holding onto my ICE vehicle for now and reducing usage whilst walking/cycling/taking public transport more instead until I know and can afford it and most importantly the charging point.
As a country we’re really stuck between a rock and hard place when it comes to transitioning to EVs. Way behind the likes of Norway and China in terms of take up.
As a country we’re really stuck between a rock and hard place when it comes to transitioning to EVs. Way behind the likes of Norway and China in terms of take up.
I get the feeling there is more to this story mainly because its not actually reported what was said on the day.
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The second half definitely has an element of dog whistle and spoiling to start a fight.
Warwickshire school apologises to girl over culture day speech refusal
Bilton School in Rugby apologised after preventing a pupil from making a speech at school while wearing a union jack dress.
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The second half definitely has an element of dog whistle and spoiling to start a fight.
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