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I’m sure I once watched a documentary which proposed an obvious solution to this problem.

I think it was called ‘Logan’s Run'

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Soylent Green…

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. Both work.

Kill them, when they reach 30

Or eat them afterwards

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21 in the original book…

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Can we maybe have one of those Zombie Apocalypse type of events? . . . I was going to say without the actual Zombies, but not too sure if they're already here in one form or another.

What was that other thing? . . . oh yeah, The Purge was it? :D

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And so it begins

Starmer vows to fight any plots to oust him - as Labour MPs fear major budget backlash
Whispers in Westminster hint at a plot brewing behind-closed-doors to oust the prime minister. A tale of loyalty, deception, and banishments? Sounds somewhat familiar…


https://news.sky.com/story/starmer-v...klash-13468869

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He's quite obviously upset somebody.

. . . or everybody.

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Looks like the BBC have given Chris Mason the task of trying to distract us from their own problems by manufacturing a “crisis” for Starmer.

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No, this is deffo No 10. Maybe Starmer decided to scupper himself for the benefit of the BBC :erm:

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Maybe, but it is being amplified by Mason, and others, beyond what could better be described as tittle-tattle.

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In the last 5 years we've probably had more PM's than Watford have had managers . . :shocked:

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SkyNews report energy costs to rise despite wholesale costs going down. Perfect timing for Reeves from Halifax to intervene :erm:

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of course energy costs are set to rise, we've just had a smidgin of snow . . in Winter of all things . . . those big corporations don't turn a gift horse down mate

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The fallacy of our energy policy.

Milliband promised to reduce bills by £300 when elected, by current prices that will need to be around £450 now

It’s a target and promise he can’t meet, another broken promise by Labour.

By the end of this term god knows what it will be, it won’t go down that’s for sure.

Due to the U.K. energy pricing structure cheap electricity is not passed onto the consumer……..so what’s the point?