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Just thought id pop this little nugget up concerning the 'ULEZ' charge . . . [Link]
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The women in Afghanistan have it easy under the Taliban. Londoners have to suffer much more harm under Khan't
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Originally posted by steeleye20
I'm hopeful the ULEZ expansion will proceed, and the benefits for Londoners irrevocable. Everything from the great stink onward will have been opposed but science and public health won through. Air pollution is silent but deadly and Khan has made great strides. Actually Johnson originally supported it. khan will have a good legacy, a politician who did some good is a rarity. You know full well that this is cobblers. We will all have electric cars in 10 years. This is nothing more than a stealth tax to prop up the s***hole areas of London
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Originally posted by cryrst
We all know that saving the dolphin will win the day in court. I notice that all the anti ULEZ arguments by councils are about money or wrong stats. Not one has put their head up and mentioned actual environmental issues. The fact that this ‘clean’ bull s hit is just a way of making money. You know why, because at some stage they’ve all had their snouts in the green trough of loveliness. I’m not affected by it but they are reaping what they sow. Cancel culture has affected anyone’s ability to fight the environmental stats being thrown around so agree and get wayed out. f***ing Lilly liveried t***s the lot of them, should have been a bit louder ten years ago and we might not be here now !!! Agreed. I only had a glance but I would be arguing to the court that there is little proof that ULEZ will save lives and that the TFL's data is suspect.
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Originally posted by steeleye20
I'm hopeful the ULEZ expansion will proceed, and the benefits for Londoners irrevocable. Everything from the great stink onward will have been opposed but science and public health won through. Air pollution is silent but deadly and Khan has made great strides. Actually Johnson originally supported it. khan will have a good legacy, a politician who did some good is a rarity. of course you do
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Nurse, Nurse he is out of bed again and the Meds have worn off. Originally posted by steeleye20
I'm hopeful the ULEZ expansion will proceed, and the benefits for Londoners irrevocable. Everything from the great stink onward will have been opposed but science and public health won through. Air pollution is silent but deadly and Khan has made great strides. Actually Johnson originally supported it. khan will have a good legacy, a politician who did some good is a rarity. Edited by Apollofuzz (05 Jul 2023 11.29am)
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
You know full well that this is cobblers. We will all have electric cars in 10 years. This is nothing more than a stealth tax to prop up the s***hole areas of London Bear in mind this is the view of someone who lauds the anti semite Corbyn and his fellow travellers
Responsibility Deficit Disorder is a medical condition. Symptoms include inability to be corrected when wrong, false sense of superiority, desire to share personal info no else cares about, general hubris. It's a medical issue rather than pure arrogance. |
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Wasting your time with your abuse. And Khan wins at the ballot box, every time.
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Originally posted by steeleye20
Wasting your time with your abuse. And Khan wins at the ballot box, every time. Apart from his astonishing success in keeping fares down and combatting drug crime and stabbing attacks what other successes has he recorded?
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Think he has some way to go to catch up with the mistakes which caused so many deaths as his predecessor!
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Originally posted by Tunbridge
Think he has some way to go to catch up with the mistakes which caused so many deaths as his predecessor! He'll have others working on it while he's in meetings with his image consultants and those who advise him on how to gouge more out of those who can least afford it.
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Originally posted by Tunbridge
Think he has some way to go to catch up with the mistakes which caused so many deaths as his predecessor! Totally irrelevant. One day you will come on here and say something sensible. Meanwhile, consider how migrants will change British politics by voting for non white candidates. Predictable and disastrous.
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Originally posted by Teddy Eagle
Apart from his astonishing success in keeping fares down and combatting drug crime and stabbing attacks what other successes has he recorded? He did do the very important job of getting rid of the adverts showing those lovely bikini clad women in the underground stations. Wow! They were so offensive and a matter that was so much more urgant then dealing with knife crime etc!
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Originally posted by eritheagle
He did do the very important job of getting rid of the adverts showing those lovely bikini clad women in the underground stations. Wow! They were so offensive and a matter that was so much more urgant then dealing with knife crime etc! Very true. Put that along with the gender neutral crossing signs in Trafalgar Square and it's no wonder he bestrides the geo-political scene like a mighty colossus.
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Originally posted by steeleye20
I'm hopeful the ULEZ expansion will proceed, and the benefits for Londoners irrevocable. Everything from the great stink onward will have been opposed but science and public health won through. Air pollution is silent but deadly and Khan has made great strides. Actually Johnson originally supported it. khan will have a good legacy, a politician who did some good is a rarity. Says someone who can either afford it or doesn’t travel through the Zones. Read the article about the family who have to keep taking their child to hospital, several times a week. He suffers seizures and they are in an UKEZ zone. Perhaps you could chip in and help them pay?
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Originally posted by Spiderman
Says someone who can either afford it or doesn’t travel through the Zones. Read the article about the family who have to keep taking their child to hospital, several times a week. He suffers seizures and they are in an UKEZ zone. Perhaps you could chip in and help them pay? Queen Elizabeth hospital in Woolwich is JUST in the new ULEZ zone. They could’ve had a heart and pushed it the other side of the hospital especially as all the main roads near it aren’t in the zone.
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