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General Discussion Area / Re: Oh dear, Donald

« on: Yesterday at 19:43:24 »

If you'd kept your mouth shut until after the election in Canada, the result would have been different, and you might have got a more sympathetic ear. Never mind.

https://stocks.apple.com/AyU8joZynSQyO3HxSo6S8Pw

Part of it is because Trump wants Canada to become the 51st state of the USA....which many Canadians don't want.

Another element is the rebound from the welcome departure of 'woke tit' Justin Trudeau.

I think you would be surprised how many do want to be a part of the US. Especially in the West.

All those Mexicans looking across the border just can't wait 

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General Discussion Area / Re: Oh dear, Donald

« on: 30 April 2025, 20:01:17 »

They'll be branded traitors because.....well.....they are 

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General Car Chat / Re: So what have you done to your car today?

« on: 30 April 2025, 19:35:12 »

Well done, young Tigger 

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Newbie Welcome Area / Re: Old member back from the dead - how is everyone?

« on: 30 April 2025, 12:23:31 »

Welcome back 

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General Discussion Area / Re: Charge to stay in a French prison!

« on: 29 April 2025, 19:58:51 »

Just a few years earlier you had to pay for the torturer for your torture, and if you were pretty rich they would take you to the doctors to fix you up (for which you paid) to get you ready for the next session, and there it went to and fro until you run out of cash😳. What a lovely species we are💀

And you had to slip your executioner a few bob before he decapitated you so he didn't make a horlicks of it by using a penknife 

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General Discussion Area / Re: Charge to stay in a French prison!

« on: 29 April 2025, 18:02:27 »

Ahh......the good old days 

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General Discussion Area / Re: What has P*ssed you off today?

« on: 29 April 2025, 12:43:28 »

Power outage and no water at the start of our annual five week escape from aggressive olive pollen.

How can it happen in this day and age. Yesterday was chaos. The cost ??

125 pesetas.

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General Discussion Area / Polls show Trump is unpopular

« on: 29 April 2025, 12:42:22 »

When I read this, I was shocked  . Trump, unpopular with most Americans, surely not?

But I had no need to worry. I quickly looked at Truth Social, the fount of all things truthful, and was relieved to hear, from the man himself, that it was fake news.
Thank goodness for that 

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General Discussion Area / Oh dear, Donald

« on: 29 April 2025, 07:05:58 »

If you'd kept your mouth shut until after the election in Canada, the result would have been different, and you might have got a more sympathetic ear. Never mind.

https://stocks.apple.com/AyU8joZynSQyO3HxSo6S8Pw

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General Discussion Area / Re: Iberia Blackout

« on: 29 April 2025, 06:54:16 »

And if Spain cant relay on Solar power, what chance is there for anyone else ?
If the excuses from the powers that be start to smell of a cover up, then its probably safe to assume it was caused by moronic net zero policies.
Do the Spanish have an equivalent of Ed Miliband ?

Yep, his name is Eduardo Millipedeo 

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General Discussion Area / Re: Iberia Blackout

« on: 28 April 2025, 22:33:40 »

Unless you read the telegraph, then it's this:

A reliance on net zero energy left Spain and Portugal vulnerable to the mass blackouts engulfing the region, experts said last night.
In what is believed to be Europe’s largest power cut, tens of millions of people were left without electricity, while flights were grounded, trains halted and whole cities were left without power, internet access or other vital services.
The cause of the initial fault in the region’s electricity grid is still being investigated, and the EU has insisted that there were no indications that it was a cyberattack.
However, energy experts have blamed a heavy reliance on solar and wind farms in Spain for leaving the region’s power grid vulnerable to such a crisis.

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General Discussion Area / Re: Iberia Blackout

« on: 28 April 2025, 22:31:32 »

This will do for me:
The risks posed to electrical systems by big variations in atmospheric temperatures are well known in the industry, even if it is rare for problems to manifest on this scale.

Next conspiracy theory please 

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General Discussion Area / Re: Iberia Blackout

« on: 28 April 2025, 22:27:47 »

I wonder how long it will be before they tell us the power outage in Spain, Portugal and parts of France are because of climate change? 

Unusual atmospheric conditions over Spain, apparently 

Where did you hear that? The BBC?
You'll believe anything!

Especially if it's true 

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General Discussion Area / Re: Iberia Blackout

« on: 28 April 2025, 19:35:22 »

I wonder how long it will be before they tell us the power outage in Spain, Portugal and parts of France are because of climate change? 

Unusual atmospheric conditions over Spain, apparently 

All man made of course. Maybe they've been spraying chemicals in the upper atmosphere? 

No.

How do you know? 

I just do 

You can't prove a negative, but you're welcome to submit any evidence you have .
You can confer with Migalot if you want to.

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General Discussion Area / Re: Iberia Blackout

« on: 28 April 2025, 18:05:41 »

I wonder how long it will be before they tell us the power outage in Spain, Portugal and parts of France are because of climate change? 

Unusual atmospheric conditions over Spain, apparently 

All man made of course. Maybe they've been spraying chemicals in the upper atmosphere? 

No.