The minister who held back on the EU laws was one Olukemi Olufunto Adegoke Bad Enoch (as opposed to the good Enoch Powell who has been proved so right about the EU and immigration).We are now being led to believe she is the great white hope and future of Conservatism .She is merely the leader of a failed philosophy and party,the con.party.
Excellent article. We need to stop pussyfooting around and get real action for our business and public wellbeing. This lame duck government has no idea on how to get the economy going. Giving our money away to foreign countries is madness when so many illegal Migrants are being treated better than our own citizens. We need a boost to the country by making sure we capitalise on our assets in the North Sea and plan more mini nuclear power plants . New technology for hydrogen fuel engines could help.
Where are the plans for a mini nuclear reactor? The UK does not have a prototype in operation as far as I am aware. The only small reactors are the ones used in nuclear submarines and they are top secret. According to Wikipedia only China and Russia have built small reactors. The promotion of these reactors is also based on them being sited closer to the demand centres and the public has not been asked what they think about them. I am not convinced about hydrogen. It is difficult and dangerous to store and it has a low energy density compared to petrol.
You raise excellent points. I would also add a large reduction in taxes, particularly cutting the public sector, and taking measures to make the UK an attractive place for investment once more, at the risk of inciting fury from the bond markets. In my experience, capital gravitates to regions that offer the most favorable conditions, and current geopolitical trends indicate that investors are increasingly turning towards Trump's USA or Asia. The borders and alliances that past generations would recognise are, I believe, undergoing fundamental changes, despite the best efforts of our so-called leaders. It raises an important question: whom will the UK ally with to ensure future generations enjoy a better quality of life than we have? You're right that the UK must prioritise getting its fundamentals in order before we can even consider reversing our downward trajectory, but it is essential for us all to acknowledge that the world is evolving and that a choice will eventually need to be made!
The minister who held back on the EU laws was one Olukemi Olufunto Adegoke Bad Enoch (as opposed to the good Enoch Powell who has been proved so right about the EU and immigration).We are now being led to believe she is the great white hope and future of Conservatism .She is merely the leader of a failed philosophy and party,the con.party.
Excellent article. We need to stop pussyfooting around and get real action for our business and public wellbeing. This lame duck government has no idea on how to get the economy going. Giving our money away to foreign countries is madness when so many illegal Migrants are being treated better than our own citizens. We need a boost to the country by making sure we capitalise on our assets in the North Sea and plan more mini nuclear power plants . New technology for hydrogen fuel engines could help.
Apparently Rolls Royce have some plans. Not privy to the full details x. We have small reactors in Submarines!! They produce electricity!!!.
Where are the plans for a mini nuclear reactor? The UK does not have a prototype in operation as far as I am aware. The only small reactors are the ones used in nuclear submarines and they are top secret. According to Wikipedia only China and Russia have built small reactors. The promotion of these reactors is also based on them being sited closer to the demand centres and the public has not been asked what they think about them. I am not convinced about hydrogen. It is difficult and dangerous to store and it has a low energy density compared to petrol.
Speak to JCB about their new engine. Next?
You raise excellent points. I would also add a large reduction in taxes, particularly cutting the public sector, and taking measures to make the UK an attractive place for investment once more, at the risk of inciting fury from the bond markets. In my experience, capital gravitates to regions that offer the most favorable conditions, and current geopolitical trends indicate that investors are increasingly turning towards Trump's USA or Asia. The borders and alliances that past generations would recognise are, I believe, undergoing fundamental changes, despite the best efforts of our so-called leaders. It raises an important question: whom will the UK ally with to ensure future generations enjoy a better quality of life than we have? You're right that the UK must prioritise getting its fundamentals in order before we can even consider reversing our downward trajectory, but it is essential for us all to acknowledge that the world is evolving and that a choice will eventually need to be made!