@breadandposes Blocked for childish comments such as "learn to count first". Pathetic
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pete wright
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pete wright
@prwright55
Pure & Applied Physics Degree. Motorbike rider, Real Ale fan.
Manchester, UK เข้าร่วม Ağustos 2017
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@prwright55 It doesn't change the reality that they are and will continue to be to expand? Like if you're gonna continue coping in my mentions try and learn to count first
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What if don't need the batteries to generate for a full year without any generation because we're not expecting to be hit by a meteorite?
Latimer Alder@latimeralder
Batteries: The world's largest battery maker (Sungrow) can make 75GWh of batteries per year. But the world uses 60 GWh of electricity per minute! Sungrow's annual output would keep the lights on for just 75 seconds. ==> Batteries are NOT the answer to our energy problems.
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@breadandposes Whether you think they "need to be" doesn't change the reality that they aren't
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@prwright55 They will need to be for both to expand? Like this is 101 stuff
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@breadandposes Lets end this here, I think we've covered this enough for one day
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@breadandposes The UKs renewables are not linked to battery farms. It might be better if they were, but they aren't
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@EssexPR I don't understand what he could actually have done, he's merely following orders from further up the greasy pole. I doubt he had the power (even if he wanted to) to turn small boats back and send them back to France
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🚨 UK's Border chief, Martin Hewitt, has quit after failing to reduce the number of small boats crossing the Channel
🌊 🛶 🚛 🇫🇷
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@Unionbuster @EdwardJDavey I dont think Muslim men pray with Muslim women, but I agree they are trying show their "power", it's provocation, daring someone to stop them and knowing no-one will
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@EdwardJDavey There are no women!
This is about exerting their will, its not British and not good for UK women
They are putting us in our place
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Imagine seeing British people at prayer and thinking “this is a great chance to stoke fear, hatred and division”. People who do that should have no place in British politics.
Freedom to worship is a fundamental British value – one the Conservative Party used to believe in.
Nick Timothy MP@NJ_Timothy
Too many are too polite to say this. But mass ritual prayer in public places is an act of domination. The adhan - which declares there is no god but allah and Muhammad is his messenger - is, when called in a public place, a declaration of domination. Perform these rituals in mosques if you wish. But they are not welcome in our public places and shared institutions. And given their explicit repudiation of Christianity they certainly do not belong in our churches and cathedrals. I am not suggesting everybody at Trafalgar Square last night is an Islamist. But the domination of public places is straight from the Islamist playbook. Trafalgar Square belongs to all of us. It is a national memorial to our independence and our salvation. Last night was not like a televised football match or a St Patrick’s Day celebration. It was an act of domination and therefore division. It shouldn’t happen again.
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@breadandposes They aren't interdependent because you can have renewables without associated battery "back up", as is largely the case in the UK. They are two independent systems, having one doesn't mean you must have the other
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@prwright55 No? There being a value to abritrage and there being a way to abritrage it (storage) is what makes them interdependent? Its not back up alternative supply because its the point of it is to turn unutilisible surplus renewable production into utiliseable supply
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@EdwardJDavey That's not "freedom to worship", it's clearly being done in an inappropriate location as a provocation, to indicate to the "native population" that they can do what they want where they want and no-one has the balls to stop it
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@breadandposes They are independent rather than interdependent, but arbitrage (buying at low prices and selling when high) is neither here not there in terms of whether batteries can actually provide enough electricity back-up when renewable output is low
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@prwright55 Batteries can (and are) provide meaningful abritrage- not back up. It's what's allowed China to drop best part of 500GW of renewables onto their grid per annum for multiple years. Renewable and storage is two interdependent systems.
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@ClareCraigPath NHS nearly overwhelmed (apparently) but at the same time non Covid patients werent going into hospital "due to the messaging" ... so who exactly was the NHS being overwhelmed by? Covid cases were grouped together in certain hospitals, leaving others doing very little
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These issues come with a mortality rate.
Can we talk about how much death was caused by policy?
geofio@GeoFio8
UK COVID-19 inquiry Module 3 Report 🎥video creator @biologyphenom Even a ‘whitewash’ inquiry can’t hide the many truths of the deadly lockdown. ‘‘Some patients did not get the level of care they would usually receive.’’ ‘‘Some people were not admitted to hospital when they should have been. Those taken to hospital in an ambulance often waited hours to be admitted.’’🆘 ‘‘Healthcare staff had to be redeployed..leaving other aspects of care at risk. Staff to patient ratios were diluted.’’ ‘‘Some people were not admitted to intensive care units despite their serious condition.’’ ‘‘Throughout the pandemic there were reports of inappropriate and or BLANKET DNACPR notices being imposed on groups of people. Such as people with learning disabilities or older people. This should NOT have happened.’’❌ -Chair Heather Hallett
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@ABridgen Would that be the worldwide financial crash that'll be used to help usher in digital currencies? Could be.
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Iran war creates inflation and increased pressure on household costs.
Banking insiders informed me recently that October this year is the likely date for the world wide economic crash we have been expecting for a while dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1…
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Good for her
I think its time we replaced the Beagles with politicians.
metro.co.uk/2026/03/17/bay…
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@HoodedClaw1974 This isn't a religious event (prayer could be done anywhere, not en masse and not in a public place) it's a clear attempt to show they can do whatever they like where they like, and the locals are too weak to stop it.
Part of a takeover
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As a row between Lord Hermer and Kemi Badenoch breaks out today are you in agreement with conservative MP Nick Timothy.
Do you find this outdoor muslim prayer in Trafalgar Square intimidating, and should any such events be banned??
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@NigelJohns60209 @HowardCCox @Daily_Express You seem determined to misunderstand the point I was making so I think you're blocked for gormless claims about what I do or dont know.
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@NigelJohns60209 @HowardCCox @Daily_Express Totally agree, 20mph in Wales is a nightmare which I've suffered with myself
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@NigelJohns60209 @HowardCCox @Daily_Express Odd post, why do you think I'm "pushing" anything? I want lower fuel costs, who doesn't? (apart from government finance ministers)
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@offgriddesigner We still haven't been told exactly who paid for the "dancing" videos, (I use the word "dancing" loosely) some with associated drone footage, all with similar dance moves.
It wasn't a few nurses buggering about during a coffee break, someone organised and paid for it .... but who?
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Those TikTok dance videos really pushed the NHS to the brink
Sky News@SkyNews
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@NigelJohns60209 @HowardCCox @Daily_Express Yes, but IF people are able to drive a bit less because prices are simply too high, they will. Shopping more locally, cutting out non essential trips etc
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@prwright55 @HowardCCox @Daily_Express That'll NEVER happen because for most, the car is critical to their mobility.
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