Tim Yeo's lust for power!
Tim Yeo scored yet more precious inches this morning in this, The Guardian's rundown of action in Parliament yesterday.
As usual, the print media have done their best to rob Britain's greatest living statesman of a full and effective voice, so here is the full transcript of his question regarding power cuts for your personal reference.
In it, Tim Yeo makes the very stark point that the entire population is dependent on electrickery. Without it, we could not run our televisions, toasters and mitre saws.
Unless, of course, we revert back to nuclear power or install a back-up generator in every home. Or windmills. More windmills would be nice. I'd love one of these in my backyard. I'd be able to tilt at it every day.
As usual, the print media have done their best to rob Britain's greatest living statesman of a full and effective voice, so here is the full transcript of his question regarding power cuts for your personal reference.
In it, Tim Yeo makes the very stark point that the entire population is dependent on electrickery. Without it, we could not run our televisions, toasters and mitre saws.
Unless, of course, we revert back to nuclear power or install a back-up generator in every home. Or windmills. More windmills would be nice. I'd love one of these in my backyard. I'd be able to tilt at it every day.
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