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AnothercuntHow stupid can an Ex PM be, as stupid as a current one evidently
Theresa May denounces Trump, Farage and Le Pen over climate change ‘hoax’ claims
That's what I'd do if money wasn't an issue. My work site is 3 miles away. If I had a heli, that's how I'd go to work if I could. Then again, if I could afford one I prolly wouldn't be working there.
2050 now, do keep up!
Not long enough...Just Stop Oil protesters who threw soup on Van Gogh painting jailed
Two Just Stop Oil activists have been jailed after throwing tinned tomato soup over Vincent Van Gogh’s Sunflowers masterpiece.
Anna Holland and Phoebe Plummer, both 22, were found guilty of criminal damage at Southwark Crown Court in July.
Plummer was sentenced to two years and Holland received 20 months on Friday.
I wanted much shorter sentences.Not long enough...
Mulligatawny soup?I wanted much shorter sentences.
A week and then dropped into a vat of boiling soup.
Good choice but try French Onion - add insult to injury!Mulligatawny soup?
Cheese eating surrender soup? No thanks...Good choice but try French Onion - add insult to injury!
Just Stop Oil protesters who threw soup on Van Gogh painting jailed
Two Just Stop Oil activists have been jailed after throwing tinned tomato soup over Vincent Van Gogh’s Sunflowers masterpiece.
Anna Holland and Phoebe Plummer, both 22, were found guilty of criminal damage at Southwark Crown Court in July.
Plummer was sentenced to two years and Holland received 20 months on Friday.
They need sausages rammed up their arsesSo these clowns got imprisoned this morning and what happened?
Another 3 from the same group decided to protest this afternoon....by throwing soup over the exact same painting. They are all mentally deranged
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Just Stop Oil protesters pour soup on Van Gogh's Sunflowers AGAIN
Three Just Stop Oil supporters have thrown soup over two of Vincent van Gogh's paintings just hours after fellow activists were jailed for doing the same thing to his famous Sunflowers masterpiece.www.dailymail.co.uk
Why reward them?They need sausages rammed up their arses
They need sausages rammed up their arses
So basically, it may get wetter or dryer due to climate change? Can't argue with that... clever....So earlier today I saw a report saying the rainfall was more than normal and was due to man made climate change (Global Warming) and the effect it has on producing more moisture in the air: but now they are saying droughts will be due to Global Warming too.
UK could import water from Norway
Southern Water said the idea was a "last-resort contingency measure" in case of extreme droughts in the early 2030s.
Or they could just replace the reservoirs they shut down after privatizationSo earlier today I saw a report saying the rainfall was more than normal and was due to man made climate change (Global Warming) and the effect it has on producing more moisture in the air: but now they are saying droughts will be due to Global Warming too.
UK could import water from Norway
Southern Water said the idea was a "last-resort contingency measure" in case of extreme droughts in the early 2030s.
No freeze to death oh sorry that’s labour not climate changeI thought we were all going to drown because of the rains![]()
That's retarded....Or they could just replace the reservoirs they shut down after privatization
Maybe build a few extra to take into account the population growth
It ain’t hard
Ethanol is mandated for the same reason we have the push for electric vehicles - to stop people using cars. A mobile population is a nightmare to control.So why the fook are the idiots still putting it in, wankers
Why corn ethanol is worse for the climate than petrol
The problem is that actually ethanol is worse for the climate than petrol. Growing maize and producing ethanol from its starch ends up creating more greenhouse gas emissions than petrol – tilling the land for maize releases carbon in the soil, fertilisers produce their own emissions and emissions are given off when ethanol is burned in engines.
If that were not bad enough, higher ethanol blends also produce significant levels of air pollution, reduce fuel efficiency and can damage engines.