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About LinkBacksThe new Enivoronment minister wants Nuclear power stations in the north of Ireland, probobly because Britain uses nuclear power.
It is to be announced on the news shorty. (6 o'clock)
The new Enivoronment minister wants Nuclear power stations in the north of Ireland, probobly because Britain uses nuclear power.
It is to be announced on the news shorty. (6 o'clock)
Abstinence makes the Church grow fondlers.
It's a good idea. We could well do with a nuclear power plant somewhere in this island. They shelved the plans for one in L/Derry a few years ago.. Stupidly IMO.
"Great minds talk about ideas; mediocre minds talk about events; small minds talk about people"
Not going to happen unless ESB build one.
I suppose he intends the location to be somewhere along the East Antrim Coast?
Politically stupid, economically stupid, with regards energy in the next decade irrelevant. Perhaps he intends to locate it in West Derry or Strabane?
How about the Maze site? Perfect I would sayOriginally Posted by Squire Allworthy
One of the moderators on here really wrecks my head with his/her power mad ego
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With Sammy, its always one or the other.....
If I could mass-sterilise the planet, I would. Seriously.
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Excellent idea. We should have built the nuclear power station that the ESB wanted at Carnsore Point years ago - We'd have much better energy security (and much lower CO2 emissions)now if we had done.
But of course the government caved in to the loony "green" lobby and the sweater wearing beardy weirdie lesbian type hippies were allowed to dictate our national energy policy...Irish governments of whatever hue have NEVER provided leadership, least of all when its most needed.
Leave Strabane out of it.Even Derry is far too close - and I won't say anything about Derry - bites lip.
A society of sheep must in time beget a government of wolves. (B. de Jouvenel)
Try telling that to the people of Derry.
How about they dump the waste near your home, and put the horrible looking plant on your doorstep?
If it was planned for the Shankill road would you have the same support for it?
Abstinence makes the Church grow fondlers.
About time, nuclear is clearly the way to go. It was only a matter of time before we have a nuclear power plant on the island and once again N.I. is leading the way. As I suggested yesterday, Wilson would be a first rate minister for he environment and 24 hours into the job and he's proved me right!
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