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Old 27-05-2016, 23:13   #15
Arthurgray50@blu
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Re: UK power generating capacity - problem solved

I suppose the good thing is, that French Unions are much more powerful that British Unions.

French Unions wont be pushed about, Like those in this country. We have stupid prats like Boris, and Cameron running as soon as there is any Union trouble. Then they try to bring out a law prevent Unions going on strike.

The other is, we should return to coal.
This would bring several things. Employment to deprived areas of the UK. Cheap coal for the elderly, instead of them being ripped off by energy companies.

Don't forget this country STILL IMPORTS COAL. And then we would have no worries of Power Station producing Electricity
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