Yes I'm converting to islam, joining a union and voting for the debt party.
On seconds thoughts f... that lol
Yes I'm converting to islam, joining a union and voting for the debt party.
On seconds thoughts f... that lol
Originally Posted by les_taxi
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Wylfa Magnox 490 540 Magnox Ltd 1963 1971 1972 2015
Dungeness B AGR 1040 1230 EDF Energy 1965 1983 1985 2018
Hinkley Point B AGR 840 1310 EDF Energy 1967 1976 1976 2023
Hunterston B AGR 830 1288 EDF Energy 1967 1976 1976 2023
Hartlepool AGR 1190 1310 EDF Energy 1968 1983 1989 2024[67]
Heysham 1 AGR 1160 1250 EDF Energy 1970 1983 1989 2019[68]
Heysham 2 AGR 1240 1360 EDF Energy 1980 1988 1989 2023
Torness AGR 1205 1364 EDF Energy 1980 1988 1988 2023
Sizewell B PWR 1195 1250 EDF Energy 1988 1995 1995 2035
can you provide me a list of dates for any new opens Les
wide awake, eyes wide open Les, been up since 4am
Fukushima , Chernobyl , Three Mile Island and there's been many more http://www.theguardian.com/news/data...ents-list-rank
funny you mention that fred, 2 more houses near me have just had solar panels put on their roofs, something must be going on, that's about 8 houses with them on now, out of about 60 houses, must be something in it or its a scam
not that much sunshine in sunny Salford
Yes already did give you list of New ones on existing sites. Simple maths joe not your strong point.
The new ones will be bigger and generate more output so the figures will go up in time.
What's the relevance of mentioning the foreign sites?
it seems maths is not your strong point too les, the more nuclear power plants, the more risks there will be of a major incident
you say as oil and coal runs out we will have to depend on nuclear, UK has 9 plants at the mo, those 9 provide less than 20% of our current power needs, so we would need upto 36 more plants to reply totally on nuclear energy. and can we dump all the waste in yorkshire
I'm al-right here, I'm sat on a fracking goldmine
We were not talking about risks joe
Completely different argument
I said nuclear will increase and it will
Risk with every fuel
Life is a risk
that is true life is a risk, but life is about reducing your risks
The more cars on the road the more chance of an accident. Let's ban cars shall weit seems maths is not your strong point to les, the more nuclear power plants, the more risks there will be of a major incident
You spent too much time dolling out socialist propaganda rather than sitting in your government funded university class room.
Are you saying the Tories will have an outright majority ?Weird that, I had a dream that Andy took me up on my bet and now owes me £100
then you woke up haha well I hope maths is your strong point and count to a hundred very very soon
i think signs of dementia could be setting in gWaPito, that's the 3rd time you've posted that, but each time i have corrected youThe more cars on the road the more chance of an accident. Let's ban cars shall we
sitting in your government funded university class room.
as for cars on the road your correct, can you tell me one car crash that killed nearly 1 Million people and contaminated the area for more than 300yrs
How many deaths from coal dust inhalation, coal mine accidents, gasoline explosions, gas explosions. Car crashes powered by petrol etc millions over the years.
Joe let's all smoke a peace pipe and go back to caveman days!
Plane travel has been proven safer than travel by cars
Tell that to the families of those lost on that latest plane crash.
Much like 44% of Asian/white marriages last longer than white/white marriages. That's no consolation to the ones going to the wall.
Yet many play the lotteries thinking they are going win. Such is human nature.
You tell me Joe? ???that is true life is a risk, but life is about reducing your risks
Countless thousands have died over the decades bc of coal dust.
Gotta get on. ...the tax man is shaking his case at me
what 1 million people have died from coal dust inhalation and coal mine accidents since 1956 ( opening of 1st commercial nuclear power plant) i hope your better at maths when giving people their change les
Chernobyl Death Toll: 985,000, Mostly from Cancer
read it gWaPito and it's not from a Tory supporter
http://www.globalresearch.ca/new-boo...m-cancer/20908
Your as usual selective about commenting on a post
Read again I'm talking about all non nuclear fuels
Blimey your hard work joe
I'm having a rest your stretching my patience
Oi bloggsy stop altering my posts!
I will have a rocker to sort out a mod who is off his rocker!
another case of dementia
you don't even know what you've posted
better go b4 some people get upset
have a good day les ,
time to frack off, i can hear them pounding away
When he was Energy Secretary in the failed Liebor Govt Millipede bore a great responsibility for rising energy bills and lack of investment in modern power stations. He threw his lot in with the wind powered tree hugging brigade whilst clobbering the ordinary hard pressed consumer with "green levies"
do we still have the green taxes now dedworth
if we are importing coal because its cheaper than UK coal, it can't be that cheap since energy bills have been rising 10% every winter
and as the coal comes from Russia and the USA, you cant tell me the yank miners are working for a couple of dollars an hour and what about the shipping costs
Next response will be something about the French and Chinese
Maybe time to get this either back on topic or start a new threadDon't recall Bob Crow having anything to do with Nuclear power stations or coal for that matter
Yes it's high time to get this thread back on topic ie the late Beach Bum Bob and the RMT.
Reference Marco’s post #106 I’ve had a look at the RMT website but can’t find where to download the monthly mag. TBH it seems a bit light on “news” and I don’t really think a pledge from DLR to pay a London minimum wage “from the next franchise” is much to boast about. There is precious little about fighting for better wages of train cleaners, Mitie sub contractors etc - I guess the 80 odd thousand RMT members don’t have the same ransom clout as 1500 London Tube drivers.
It is encouraging to see the messages of solidarity coming in from far away Korea, Pakistan, Mexico and the demand for a public inquiry into the 1984 miners strike (lets hope the RMT Executive ensure similar demands are made for an inquiry into Britains involvement in the 17th century slave trade - it did have a maritime aspect to it after all)
Nice one Ded
Not willing to have a bet on what you think is a sure thing then AndyDream on Simon. My names not les.
I think you'll find that Andy said that the Conservatives will not be in Power, that's the bet if Andy stands by what he's been saying for months
No courage in his misplaced convictionsNot willing to have a bet on what you think is a sure thing then Andy
Who in their right mind would want the party that nearly turned us into Greece
Seems the public are waking up
More like wising up
They know it makes sense
how's that lesSeems the public are waking up
have you seen something in your tea leaves again
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news...mocked-3246945
http://www.expressandstar.com/news/u...top-euro-poll/
not one major poll have the tories been ahead of labour since the start of 2012
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