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Quote: Originally posted by Debs1234 on 09/8/2017

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Which development was that? The main problem on Lewis is the lack of an interconnrctor. Why shouldn't we harness our natural resources. Tourism is fine but it won't sustain a community for ever.

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Quote: Originally posted by Ewen c on 09/8/2017

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I think you mean Faslane though I don't know where you will put it. Take it. I'm sure you would love having that on your doorstep. You could always use the subs as electricity generators.

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I sincerely apologise for pronouncing Faslane wrongly, it was not deliberate.

But on my doorstep! Mmmmm, I live 25 miles away from Plymouth (correct name) Ewen. Have a little Google, please do not preach to me what is on my doorstep. How naive. Sorry, but that was a very stupid comment.





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Quote: Originally posted by Ewen c on 09/8/2017

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I think you mean Faslane though I don't know where you will put it. Take it. I'm sure you would love having that on your doorstep. You could always use the subs as electricity generators.
Oh, and Devonport has been ruled out as a base by the MOD.
Personally, I wouldn't want to live somewhere that is fracked, full of nukes and polluted.


Post last edited on 09/08/2017 22:28:16

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Quote: Originally posted by Mike3003 on 09/8/2017

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Quote: Originally posted by Ewen c on 09/8/2017

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I think you mean Faslane though I don't know where you will put it. Take it. I'm sure you would love having that on your doorstep. You could always use the subs as electricity generators.
Oh, and Devonport has been ruled out as a base by the MOD.
Personally, I wouldn't want to live somewhere that is fracked, full of nukes and polluted.


Post last edited on 09/08/2017 22:28:16

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But you are happy to accept the power from such sources in Ireland. Strange logic.

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Quote: Originally posted by Ewen c on 09/8/2017

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Quote: Originally posted by Mike3003 on 09/8/2017

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Quote: Originally posted by Ewen c on 09/8/2017

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I think you mean Faslane though I don't know where you will put it. Take it. I'm sure you would love having that on your doorstep. You could always use the subs as electricity generators.
Oh, and Devonport has been ruled out as a base by the MOD.
Personally, I wouldn't want to live somewhere that is fracked, full of nukes and polluted.


Post last edited on 09/08/2017 22:28:16

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But you are happy to accept the power from such sources in Ireland. Strange logic.

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Nuclear power stations in Ireland?
I am not happy about fossil fuel power in Ireland. That is probably why I voted Green at the last election and use eirtricity.

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Quote: Originally posted by Mike3003 on 09/8/2017

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Quote: Originally posted by Ewen c on 09/8/2017

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Quote: Originally posted by Mike3003 on 09/8/2017

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Quote: Originally posted by Ewen c on 09/8/2017

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I think you mean Faslane though I don't know where you will put it. Take it. I'm sure you would love having that on your doorstep. You could always use the subs as electricity generators.
Oh, and Devonport has been ruled out as a base by the MOD.
Personally, I wouldn't want to live somewhere that is fracked, full of nukes and polluted.


Post last edited on 09/08/2017 22:28:16

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But you are happy to accept the power from such sources in Ireland. Strange logic.

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Nuclear power stations in Ireland?
I am not happy about fossil fuel power in Ireland. That is probably why I voted Green at the last election and use eirtricity.

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Ireland imports power Ewen. Oh please!

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Quote: Originally posted by bode5997 on 09/8/2017

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so,why does the government not talk to the car manufacturers.Back in the 90's,main dealers LPG'd cars at the factory,so why can we not do it again?I drive a diesel,but,will change for a petrol,if and when it is required.Petrol will go up,as will diesel to force diesel cars off the road.So go to LPG,but,the price will go up wont it.The government could lower the duty on petrol to get people to swap,but,thats too easy.54p in every litre,is tax,so,why not,halve it,to get people to change?The government want all this doing by us,so,they must do their bit,by helping us all out.

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