Thread: Updated: Boris resigns as party leader
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Old 25-08-2022, 19:24   #4230
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Re: Updated: Boris resigns as party leader
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Originally Posted by jfman View Post
It's almost as if it's the job of Government to take back control.
I don’t think any government other than Russia could have avoided the Ukraine war.

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Originally Posted by Hugh View Post
Had we kept our gas storage facilities, the impact would not have been so severe…

https://www.opendemocracy.net/en/our...in-the-making/
Mr Hindsight strikes again!

We have less storage because we are in the middle of transitioning to clean fuels.

You can criticise government for getting rid of gas storage capacity too early if you like, but you would be ignoring growing public opinion that we needed to speed up our reliance on fossil fuels.

We would have been ok had it not been for Putin’s aggression.
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