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The whole of the world was encouraged to invest in diesel, the experts of the day were believed not only by goverments but also by the public, but we go through life believing these so called experts and do we ever learn? No we don't. I remember the first nuclear power station at Calder Hall and my father returning home from a meeting and telling us how wonderfull it would be and they had said ...
And just to add to that you dont have to fine folk or have the Police banging on their door just withdraw peoples' driving licence if there is no legitimate reason for not voting.
It's certainly not a dictatorship in Australia or Belgium they both have legislation making it compulsory to vote.
Turnout at elections is always abismal i believe it's pure laziness and thats why we need legislation to make it compulsory to vote, at the last election i had a conversation that went like this. I see the bloody tories are back in, i ask did you vote yesterday, his reply well by the time i got in from work had tea watched Emmerdale and Corrie i couldnt be bothered.
Me i think the law should be changed making it compulsory to vote as it is in Australia and 21 other countries around the world.
Well it looks like a snap general election on the 8th June we might just with a bit of luck and a following wind get rid of Mr Corbyn once and for all.
Ihave been taking them for 11 years after a stroke now completely recoved i may add, i have had a few issues nothing major just lack of energy now and then but as above rather a little tired now and then is better than a heart attack or stroke.
I have just driven along Exeter Road and noticed 3 drivers on there mobiles one a HGV driver.
Just a reminder people as from 1st March the penalty for using a mobile phone while driving is 6 penalty points and a £200 fine.
The only place i have ever lost signal and have used my phone from Lands End to The Orkneys is DCC and Elm Grove Road and i use Talk Talk.
