A serious country does not gut its own energy security base - shuttering refineries and gas storage facilities, outlawing new North Sea licenses - then import the oil and gas at someone else’s price and on someone else’s terms. It does not trade energy and economic security for a Net Zero target that won’t make a blind bit of difference to the global climate. It does not end up with potential diesel shortages. Britain has done precisely that. It has stopped behaving like a serious country.
@ReemAmirIbrahim I don't actually care what you think. I have paid in for 40 years and I will get back what I'm owed. If we can fund invading terrorist scum then noone will be stealing what is mine
I am genuinely worried that when I reach retirement age the state pension - which I have contributed to all my working life -won’t be there for me at all. And I am worried for everyone else in the same situation. Because axing the Triple Lock is just the foot in the door they want. In a few years time it’ll be ‘We have to means test the State Pension’ . The goal will be to get rid of it altogether on the grounds that it’s ’unaffordable’ and ‘national security’ must come first. That’s the direction of travel. Unless we all stand up and fight for our rights.