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It’s true Steve, ah…….. but then it is the grauniad, a veritable cesspit of f**kwittedness.
Not having read all the comments [good grief what a thought?!?] this one has been recommended a few times……
// TurningTide
9 May 2011 9:02PM
“Within the following two weeks – probably on 16 May – the cabinet will decide whether or not to drop its commitment to prevent runaway climate change.”
This is really hilarious. Does Monbiot honestly imagine the power to “prevent runaway climate change” lies with the British Cabinet?
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Actually, a bit encouraging. GB has been the flag bearer of the Klimate Kult until now.
The last commenter in the Guardian image must be lost. Just this past winter they were forced to import nuclear energy from France because their windmills failed.