CountryLife1992

@Earth2075 They are expensive as fuck to run, atleast ours is, 100 a month more than gas

A typical conversation about heat pumps 🗣️ People: Heat pumps are more expensive than gas boilers. Me: Mine cost £400. People: Well, I know they don’t work with small pipes. You need all your pipes changing. Me: I have 10mm plastic pipes. People: Yeah but, they’re more expensive to run. Me: It’s been cheaper to run than gas. People: Yeah but, that’s because it’s summer. Just you wait until winter. Me: I’ve been through winter. It was still cheaper than gas. People: That’s only because you’ve spent thousands on solar panels and batteries. Me: I don’t have either. People: Well, even if it’s cheaper, your house is still colder. Me: It’s set to the same temperature as it was with a gas boiler. People: Yeah but, it’s really noisy when it’s cold. Me: It’s quieter than my gas boiler was. People: Prove it! Me: Posts a vid. People: Yeah but it’s ugly! Me: Having FOUR smelly wheelie bins in your back garden isn’t a problem though. People: Well, I’ll be sticking with my gas boiler!

@Username__Gone_ @lukejcr Literally the government who accidentally let prisoners out 😂

@lukejcr "Criminals could walk free" Yeah,like you cunts really care.

So ‘Restore Britain’ far right clowns want to scrap public sector translation services. That policy is dangerous NONSENSE. Here are 5 examples why: 1️⃣ Our military would be unable to translate NATO intelligence when it isn’t in English. 2️⃣ A&E doctors would be guessing a tourist’s allergies eg if they were going into anaphylactic shock. 3️⃣ Criminals could walk free because key witnesses, such as visitors who see a major crime, couldn’t have their statements translated. 4️⃣ Intelligence services would be unable to carry out foreign language work. 5️⃣ Border Force would be severely weakened by an inability to conduct in-depth foreign language interviews. Impractical, dangerous discrimination.

@lukejcr Hi luke, have you heard of AI?

@HsaChair 84% of the public 😂 you just pluck facts out of thin air, plus hunting was banned 21 years ago

Over 84% of the populace want to see an end to Fox Hunting, but not Dodgy Nigel Farage. A vote for his party, Reform (owned by him), is a vote for animal abuse. independent.co.uk/news/people/ni…

The state of some of our rivers are a disgrace

@sferguk Looks like effluent

What the actual!!! Mass fish die off on the Hogsmill right now, pictures by Carole McCluskey. Council will be on site shortly. So very sad. 🤬 We really don't deserve this planet do we?

@ClarksonsFarm1 Ban things

What does Britain do better than any other Country?🇬🇧

@TheTeslaEnjoyer @JeremyClarkson And when it comes to EV trucks, they are often 40% heavier

@TheTeslaEnjoyer @JeremyClarkson Electric cars are 20-30% on average heavier than comparable petrol or diesel cars

I wonder perhaps if maybe they could also look into the enormous weight of electric cars.

@HsaChair Yes VOTE REFORM

Reform UK, in their own words: Committed to protecting country sports and opposing bans on traditional hunting practices. A vote for Reform is a vote for animal abuse Would you vote for this?

@mikebennett636 @HuntSabs Taking and selling drugs is banned but still happens ey 😘

@Longlivethehunt @HuntSabs But you are petal, goodbye and good riddance

With local elections looming in May - send a strong message to Reform and the Tories - both parties would undo hard-won wildlife protections - that we do not want a return to dark-ages animal cruelty. Farage's 'Reform' has said they would repeal the hunting ban. Make sure they know there is no room for their politics of hatred and abuse.

@Eyeswideopen69 Cameron was doing a decent job until the right of the party demanded brexit

Five unconditional failures in fourteen years. And still they claim “only the Tories can fix” the Britain THEY broke When your house is on fire, you don’t call an arsonist.

@GreenJennyJones @TonyJuniper @SteB777 Absolute drivel, read up on glenwherry to start, up from 22 fledglings to 69 in 12 months with predator control being a critical factor! You are blatantly lying to push your agenda!! When your done reading about glenwherry you can start reading about lower loch erne

@TonyJuniper @SteB777 I've been to briefings which advocate culls and the stats just don't convince. Happy to discuss.

Dear @TonyJuniper this is nonsense. Culling predators is not the answer. See the @SteB777 thread explaining how it won't work.

@GreenJennyJones @TonyJuniper @SteB777 Your spouting lies by a man who is actively against shooting, maybe do some research, proper research about curlew success stories, i suggest you start with researching glenwherry

@mikebennett636 @HuntSabs We ain't going anywhere sunshine

@Longlivethehunt @HuntSabs Cheerio

@FarmersGuardian @JeremyClarkson Id trust farmers to just get on with it, if there's tb in the area or badger populations are extreme and can be proven, allow farmers to apply for a general license to shoot them or allow others to shoot them on their land

Do you trust the Government to manage bovine TB without the badger cull? ❌ #cattle #bovinetb #badgercull

@SocialistVoice Animals die in a field just the same is that cruel?

The Grand National should be banned, every year poor horses end up injured or have to be put to sleep. Animal abuse just so people can win money

@paulpowlesland The nvz is hopeless and needs altering, the regulations should be regarding future weather conditions rather than just the date

It might seem a bit technical, so just to be clear “end the NVZ regulations” means Reform are advocating for farmers to pour as much cow slurry into our rivers as they like, whenever they like. There’s nothing like ‘loving your country’ so much you want to kill its rivers with a deluge of cow shit.

@stuartpengs I agree with you

When I see a party come up with both a desire to tune it, and a workable solution, I'll vote for them. When I see a dairy farmer, running as a Reform MS, just planning to scrap them, they won't. And what Reform fail to grasp, river health spans the political spectrum. It might just be their final nail in the coffin for May in Wales.

I pretty much knew they had it up their sleeve, but just coming out and saying 'we're removing regulations that are aimed at protecting rivers from agricultural pollution' should be a wake-up call to anyone concerned about our environment and thinking about who to vote for in Wales.