British Indy: What Happens Now?

The government scheme was scrapped suddenly - austerity I seem to recall.
There's no tech to develop - just need shit loads of power to compress CO2, not a very energy efficient process

 

Irn bru is shit since they took the sugar out ..there I said it, I said it

 

Surely if he got to your nob you would have noticed exi?

 

Do you really think we are ever going to leave?
The way things are going, Brexit will disappear over the horizon for good.

 

i was refering to the carbon capture billion pound bribe of 2014.
wind power for the compression of carbon dude. we have most of europs potetial for renewables off our shores.

 

its not that confusing. just remember 80% of market share.

 

I believe they are going on strike so we'll have a bit of a rest from the "made from natural spring water " nonsense

 

Malt can be nice but it's foolishly overpriced. Makes me think it's nothing more than a racket.
its not overpriced. its over dutyfied. its paying for much of the UK's debts.

 

as you would expect from a U.K. company

 

In other news.....

In what must be the first example in recorded history of a politician resigning in order to spend less time with their family, BoJo’s brother has just quit the Cabinet and the Tory Party, citing prioritising the national interest over fraternal loyalty.

It’s gratifying to see that at least one Johnson has some principles.

 

thats what happens when you and noob start yer pish exe. its a human instinct to refute yer bollox.

 

Indeed, but still a shit load of power required. I can't remember what happened to the 2014 bribe - was trying to find stable source of income at that point

 

Well you say that but I believe Joe voted to remain and has been mostly on the remain side throughout, whilst his consituency voted 57.54% to leave, what principles do you feel have been applied?

 

it didnt happen. the carbon capture project for peterhead that is.

 

His sister stood for change UK also