Replying to @Pookietherabbit
Neoliberals are soaked into the woodwork. Where are the old socialists like Macmillan when they are needed, eh?
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Replying to @notayesmansecon
Yet, strangely, it is blowing strongly in the North.
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I see you subscribe to the theory that the total sum of GBP was created in 1066 by the Normans and has never changed since. Meanwhile, the old socialists build real wealth for the people.
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Replying to @shivmalik
It’s time to bring back the old socialists.
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Are you going to the Labour Party conference ❓ Just remember one thing Without this man Labour would still be in opposition ❗️
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Replying to @claycon
We need a revival of Macmillanism - higher marginal taxes, more public spending, free trade, public enterprise, constrained market capitalism. It worked before…
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Replying to @notayesmansecon
That’s because the wind has dropped.
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Replying to @notayesmansecon
Yet, strangely,…
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Replying to @notayesmansecon
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When the wind blows nicely NESO switches to gas and imports. Capitalism is a wonderful thing, is it not.
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Replying to @notayesmansecon
Yet in the country that invested most in wind…
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Replying to @notayesmansecon
A plunge in EU Wind Price means we are importing 30% of our electricity this morning. Meanwhile, in countries with better investment in wind turbines…
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Replying to @notayesmansecon
Sufficient wind for wind and solar only.
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Replying to @notayesmansecon
Yet,strangely,…
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Replying to @notayesmansecon
Yet, strangely,…
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Replying to @notayesmansecon
It’s a bit too windy for the wind turbines.
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Replying to @notayesmansecon
Gas and awful biomass risen to 8% and 9% respectively this morning whilst wind continues to blow strongly.
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Replying to @notayesmansecon
Gas just 5% and awful Biomass 7%. You can do it NESO when you try.
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Replying to @IrkedDinosaur
I see your screen shot and I raise you…
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Replying to @PBaboins
You need to know the return on capital employed. Don’t be a multi-millionaire-in-waiting, PBaboins.
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Replying to @worstall
Tim tells Nigel to fuck off.
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Replying to @worstall
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Replying to @MerrynSW
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Replying to @worstall
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Replying to @JamesConran1
And look what it has done to house prices.
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Replying to @jemimajoanna
That’s really funny. Have you considered doing stand up?
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Replying to @worstall
I met the exact guy you’re thinking about.
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Replying to @notayesmansecon
Yet, strangely,…
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Replying to @OS_Architects
This is what’s needed there.
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Replying to @notayesmansecon
I located the 3.3W wind turbine.
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Replying to @notayesmansecon
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Replying to @notayesmansecon
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Replying to @notayesmansecon
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Replying to @worstall
I thought the King of the Lanyards had given up smoking. Am I wrong?
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A cautionary Norwegian tale.
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Replying to @thomasforth
Well, maybe not…
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Replying to @mcg1973 @thomasknox
There is nothing to look at. They are built on the amenity land.
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Replying to @surplustakes
It gets worse. They stole the neighbours amenity land to build them.
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You took the residents’ amenity land. What are you like?
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Replying to @notayesmansecon
Blow the wind southerly, southerly, southerly Blow the wind south o'er the bonny blue sea Blow the wind southerly, southerly, southerly Blow bonny breeze my lover to me
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Replying to @bull_robin56713
That was quite a list of assertions you posted. Which historical facts about taxing wealth I quoted did you not ignore in your opinion? You quoted some “yes, but no, buts…” to my income tax post now provide the evidence to support them. Happy to see it. #FIFY
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Vanishingly small, eh? 😉
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Replying to @notayesmansecon
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Replying to @jonkessler20
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Replying to @notayesmansecon
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I like that the downside of bankruptcy in the USA has an upside.
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Replying to @notayesmansecon
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Replying to @CPSThinkTank
Andy Burnham has pledged ‘the biggest council house building programme since the post-war period’. Because our research shows that private housing subsidies in England already total £79bn a year, and the UK has the lowest share of council homes in the OECD. #FIFY
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House prices boomed in the South on the back of couples not getting council houses. Prices boomed when Thatcher and Blair refused to build any council houses at all. #FIFY
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Replying to @notayesmansecon
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Replying to @worstall
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Hang the Lanyard is good.
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This is probably a better way of looking at house prices: in real terms, taking out general inflation. By far the biggest element is the lack of council houses.#FIFY
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The boom in housebuilding post war was to increase housing stock, famously pushed by old socialists: Labour and Conservative. It was needed because we having high immigration and a baby boom. 32 new towns were built. #FIFY
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This is why. It enabled houses to remain affordable.
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Replying to @notayesmansecon
Yet, strangely, there is no more wind than yesterday.
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Replying to @worstall
Yes, it has to be council housing for health and houses people can afford to buy.
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Replying to @RobNoLastName
I’m sorry, you can’t win two “Yes, but no, but…” awards on the same day but do try again tomorrow. By the way, you have demonstrated you do not understand Wealth Per Adult.
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Replying to @notayesmansecon
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Neither of the numbers you gave appear in the respective reports. However, with the exception of 2021 the school funding assistance has remained stable since 2020. All fee assistance increased sharply in 2026.
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Replying to @Cox_A_R
And yet in England’s privately owned water there has been criminal under investment. #FIFY
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