:applause: :angel: 🙂 😉
This might be a pretty good reason not to fund £400m annual aid budget to Pakistan…
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-27208964
UK to end financial aid to India by 2015? :rolleyes:
This might be a pretty good reason not to fund £400m annual aid budget to Pakistan…
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-27208964
UK to end financial aid to India by 2015? :rolleyes:
A shame Mr Bjorkman never spoke out about this when Terry was still alive… :rolleyes:
A shame Mr Bjorkman never spoke out about this when Terry was still alive… :rolleyes:
What a surprise…
Not!
Now French voters call for FREXIT after Germany face demands for EU referendum.
What a surprise…
Not!
Now French voters call for FREXIT after Germany face demands for EU referendum.
Michael Caine for “Brexit”
Michael Caine for “Brexit”
Hi John.
Turkey are still in denial about the Armenian Genocide they started on 24 April 1915…
Hi John.
Turkey are still in denial about the Armenian Genocide they started on 24 April 1915…
John.
‘Selling England by the Pound ‘
Very apt when you think what successive Governments have sold to foreign countries, that Cherry pick all the best bits, then walk off back to their own country, discarding what’s left as a child would with a half eaten bag of crisps, thrown away in the street full of litter…
There’s a glut of cheap low grade steel now, but at some point prices will level out, and then without Steel works we will have to buy again, but at a vastly higher price.
But hey, so what, we’ll muddle through, just like we have by allowing our Nuclear and Coal power stations to run down over the last 30 years, so we have to rely on the likes of the French and Chinese to build them for us, as the people that use to build them have now long gone…
Once a skill section & infrastructure has been broken up by closure, it can’t be brought back again, instead the use of foreign expertise with all the costs that entails must be used and you’ve only got to look at the Hinkley Point C debacle and you’ll see that farming out keystones of a nation will never be a cheaper alternative in the long run…
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-35415187
If the powers that be ****** this up, this country will rue the day we let this happen.
John.
‘Selling England by the Pound ‘
Very apt when you think what successive Governments have sold to foreign countries, that Cherry pick all the best bits, then walk off back to their own country, discarding what’s left as a child would with a half eaten bag of crisps, thrown away in the street full of litter…
There’s a glut of cheap low grade steel now, but at some point prices will level out, and then without Steel works we will have to buy again, but at a vastly higher price.
But hey, so what, we’ll muddle through, just like we have by allowing our Nuclear and Coal power stations to run down over the last 30 years, so we have to rely on the likes of the French and Chinese to build them for us, as the people that use to build them have now long gone…
Once a skill section & infrastructure has been broken up by closure, it can’t be brought back again, instead the use of foreign expertise with all the costs that entails must be used and you’ve only got to look at the Hinkley Point C debacle and you’ll see that farming out keystones of a nation will never be a cheaper alternative in the long run…
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-35415187
If the powers that be ****** this up, this country will rue the day we let this happen.
The former First Sea Lord and Chief of the Naval Staff has told the BBC that it would be “unforgiveable” if large scale steel production ended in the UK.
Speaking as the fate of thousands of steel jobs hangs in the balance, Lord West said that UK production was vital for the defence sector.
He argued that all countries that are members of the United Nations Security Council had major steel plants to support their defence industry.
“I cannot think of another major military power that doesn’t have its own indigenous steel production capabilities,” Lord West told the BBC.
“Certainly none of the members of the UN Security Council have jettisoned that capability and I find it extraordinary to think that we as a nation would do that.”
Lord West, the former security minister in Gordon Brown’s government, and now a member of Parliament’s Joint Committee on National Security Strategy, said that having an indigenous capacity was vital.
“Steel is fundamental to industrial output,” the Labour peer argued.
“It’s seen as one of the key things that a nation produces.
The former First Sea Lord and Chief of the Naval Staff has told the BBC that it would be “unforgiveable” if large scale steel production ended in the UK.
Speaking as the fate of thousands of steel jobs hangs in the balance, Lord West said that UK production was vital for the defence sector.
He argued that all countries that are members of the United Nations Security Council had major steel plants to support their defence industry.
“I cannot think of another major military power that doesn’t have its own indigenous steel production capabilities,” Lord West told the BBC.
“Certainly none of the members of the UN Security Council have jettisoned that capability and I find it extraordinary to think that we as a nation would do that.”
Lord West, the former security minister in Gordon Brown’s government, and now a member of Parliament’s Joint Committee on National Security Strategy, said that having an indigenous capacity was vital.
“Steel is fundamental to industrial output,” the Labour peer argued.
“It’s seen as one of the key things that a nation produces.