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Old 13-03-2009, 22:36   #54
Arthurgray50@blu
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Re: The Miner's Strike - 25 years ago yesterday..

I think for the first time, l have to disagree with what has been said concerning the mining industry and the future.

We have under our feet, as they say, We have energy that is home produced, and the workforce that can make it work, we have the science that can produce a coal that can overtake all this wind crap that ruins our landscapes, What we have to look at is, we import coal, which must cost a bundle, we have mines that work at the moment and it profitable.

The mining industry was killed off, by an old bag who wanted to take on everyone, and she crippled this country, and she is resented by some people in this country, this country is always looking at ways for power in the future and spending money - your money- which sometimes goes to waste., and also opening up the mines again, you would reduce the unemployment overnight.
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