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Well, @Jacob, I have to ask you stop posting complete dribble. Use the time to read up before pontificating and giving opinions that are baseless. It’s as bad as Trump suggesting injecting bleach as a cure for Covid, ludicrous. The conflict with the miners and just about every other...

Great, now your posting links to things that counter your own preposition.

I never fully understand where some get their facts from, clearly a woke perspective on the world, of ‘if I think it should be this way, it must be!’ So, to help those who weren’t around when the miners destroyed their industry and very brief potted history. At the time of the miners strike, the...

Tax and spend, wow, that’s a blast from the past, about as old as Noah and the ark and has been proven many many times to be an unworkable system that is now longer entertained as a theory that should be pursued. Governments spend, spend spend, usually on appeasing the population especially in...

Stop digging @Jacob, occasionally and on reflection and a bit of background reading you gain more credibility accepting you’ve made a Billy Do than continuing to insist you’re right.

Thanks Phil, ordered🤗

A profound and complete misunderstanding of economics. You couldn’t be further wrong if you tried. The ability of the perspective is a man in the desert drinking his own urine thinking he’s getting more water. It will prolong his life, but not for long.

The irony is that the left, ie labour oppose it. Isn’t politics fascinating!! Labour and conservatives switching perspectives over coal

I was born and brought up near Huddersfield. I remember well the miners under the Arthur Scargill leading the ‘fight’ against the conservatives. The strike was generated by the NCB wishing to cut production of coal by 4 million tonnes and close 20 pits with a loss of 20,000 jobs. It all seems...

I ran company’s in numerous countries serving numerous religions. I found it essential to get a working knowledge of each as I found that all too often demands were mixed up with pseudo religious requirements. It was a mine field. Anyway, the basic premise as it was explained to me (and from my...

You can probably thank him yourself, depending in which Masjid you frequent in Dewsbury😀

A free society required you to listen to all sides of an argument, an ideology requires just a belief your right regardless of what the facts or reality actually are. Socialism requires government control of everything including what you’re allowed to think and believe, a disconnect of free...

@Jacob, I may be the only person who understands your swipe at Conservatism with your comment about the rot starting in 1979, the year that Margaret Thatcher ousted Jim Callaghan. I’m also old enough to remember what it was like under dear old Jim, and the chaos of the Winter of discontent that...

Picking up on comments made by @redefined_cycles. There is a lot of myth about why Muslim men don’t cut their beards. I had issues with it when I was running company’s, so like any good engineer I decided I had to get to the bottom of it. Firstly I read Koran, and there is absolutely nothing to...

What I find really unacceptable, and just a lack of respect of the others views is when establishments cook my meat in vegetable oil, or utensils that have been used for preparing or cooking vegetables. Dont they understand that most vegetable oils cause cancer when over heated? I personally...

The point I was highlighting is that it seems rather odd for a country to accept / need aid from other countries and have at the same time a space program. The Europeans have a combined space program to spread the cost to mitigate its economic impact, and they are all first world countries. If...

I’m unsure how water at the South Pole will be of much help, as it’s the side of the moon that’s in constant darkness and freezing temps. The most in hospitable side of the moon.

Does anyone know why going to that bit of the moon is so interesting? I understand the technical challenge, but not the reason for wanting to explore that bit.

You’re absolutely right, and every bit of it is inefficient, doesn’t work properly and ineffective. All classic symptoms of where the socialist belief of large government comes unstuck. Private health versus pubic health, private education versus local schools, which works better? We now have...

The answer, which is overwhelming in its silence is that there are no successful socialist states that anyone can point to. Why anyone would continue to push the ideas behind it are therefore a mystery. To me it strikes me like the belief in a better afterlife (typical of certain religions) if...