But Piers Morgan says it’s true so some people on here will believe it for that reason
[News] Just Stop Oil
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Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
LamieRobertson
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Thought you said you had finished posting on this thread
JSO career protester …compared to Nelson M
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
I decided I wouldn’t let personal insults stop me.Thought you said you had finished posting on this thread
LamieRobertson
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You mean you got over storming off in a huff
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
If you say so.You mean you got over storming off in a huff
LamieRobertson
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It’s another day …i wont mention it again
Randy McNob
Now go home and get your f#cking Shinebox
- Jun 13, 2020
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Chris Packham nails it
Just Stop Oil - Back the UK's Biggest Climate Campaign
Dale Vince, Founder of Ecotricity and "Eco-Funding Zealot" wants you to join him in supporting the ordinary people who are slow marching and causing disruption.
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LamieRobertson
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Camera operator ‘nails it’
beorhthelm
A. Virgo, Football Genius
- Jul 21, 2003
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i saw Starmer support the objective of JSO, to stop further licences on oil and gas exploration. given it's a certainty he'll be next PM, isn't further protesting unnecessay?
I didn't know that. The reason being that I find JSO so silly I just walk away when they emerge.
Yes, of course, everyone apart from India, Brazil, Russia and America are moving away from fossil fuels, deforestation, fast buckery and all that. Even China has started to move in the right direction. Ish.
I don't think that running around in hessian underpants, scrapping my car and having to get a taxi to and from the supermarket is going to focus the currently disengaged.
A bit of publicity and keeping issues on the boil is of course useful. A few episodes of hippies supergluing themselves to racehorses, however, just puts me off learning more about what might be done and what I might do.
- Oct 17, 2008
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It’s quite amusing in a slapstick sort of way, although I am a peaceful man. Obviously what happened there was a power surge causing the dolly arm to malfunction and cause an accidental collision. Could’ve happened to anyone.
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
Exactly …funny in a slapstick way …bit of humour is always worthwhile…I couldn’t help but laugh
There is a serious side re one of the people dancing which I could have gone into..but that wasn’t the purpose of my post..which was humour
pb21
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- Apr 23, 2010
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I think they want more than just an end to further licences on exploration, also production too.
sydney
tinky ****in winky
Britain accounts for less than 2% 0f global emissions....you do realise that don't you ...?? Asia , China , USA and Russia are the major offenders ....Joylon and Tarquin throwing tomato soup at ambulances is a totally futile display of misplaced energy.
rogersix
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- Jan 18, 2014
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you're not that bothered what you think, more concerned with what morgan thinks....... legend!Thanks for the monitoring. I quite like him now. His line about wanting to go out and buy a barrel of oil after seeing these morons actions is exactly what Joe Public thinks. Legend! His stuff on the 2 genders there are and the unfair blokes competing in womens’ sport is also bang on (although obvious) - yeh like him now thanks
I am not going to pretend I wouldn't be pissed off if I had somewhere to be and JSO blocked the road, but I really do wonder what the alternative to direct action should be? As Chris Packham pointed out in that video above, he attended an anti-fossil fuel rally with 60,000 others and it wasn't even mentioned in any printed or visual media except a few inches in The Times. Yet a few people throw some powder over a snooker table and suddenly there is a discussion to be had.
If you're not at least sympathetic to the direct protestors than I'm glad you weren't around when our football club needed saving, because that wasn't achieved by a handful of strongly worded letters to the Albion board at the time, I can tell you.
If you're not at least sympathetic to the direct protestors than I'm glad you weren't around when our football club needed saving, because that wasn't achieved by a handful of strongly worded letters to the Albion board at the time, I can tell you.
dsr-burnley
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- Aug 15, 2014
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But a discussion isn't being had. It's more or less universally acknowledged that we need to cut fossil fuel emissions and the government is supposedly working towards a surely impractical solution (we will find out); what JSO is saying but not discussing is that we should stop getting any oil at all from the North Sea and import it from further afield. Which IMO is a stupid opinion, and one they are only going for because it's catchy and which they will be able to use for a long time because it's impractical.
You can guarantee that if the government called their bluff and said they were going to import all the oil (without reducing consumption), they would change their campaign - they wouldn't go away believing they have achieved their objective. But it's harder to get popular support and/or attention if they claimed their objective was to do what is already being done, but they want it done faster.