he (in the previous post I said she) has made a 'U' turn in a total Government climbdown, this first climbdown was that all household waste would be separated by the house holder into yet another bin for organic waste, it was his second U-turn in a matter of days following the embarrassing climbdown on dog insurance earlier this week,
yesterday, speaking at 8am at a London recycling plant, Mr Benn said: 'The vast majority of people will say, "Yes, we don't want this stuff to go into landfill, we want to play our part so we can get the value out, help reduce some of the costs, save the planet and re-use materials.”' I hate to say this, well I do not really, but if you believed in this obvious lie why did you change your mind?
I think unlike you most people did in fact say 'we do not want another bin, shove it!'
Friday, 19 March 2010
Hilary Benn In Yet Another Climbdown,
after posting a few days ago about slop buckets being introduced to the UK,
he (in the previous post I said she) has made a 'U' turn in a total Government climbdown, this first climbdown was that all household waste would be separated by the house holder into yet another bin for organic waste, it was his second U-turn in a matter of days following the embarrassing climbdown on dog insurance earlier this week,
yesterday, speaking at 8am at a London recycling plant, Mr Benn said: 'The vast majority of people will say, "Yes, we don't want this stuff to go into landfill, we want to play our part so we can get the value out, help reduce some of the costs, save the planet and re-use materials.”' I hate to say this, well I do not really, but if you believed in this obvious lie why did you change your mind?
I think unlike you most people did in fact say 'we do not want another bin, shove it!'
he (in the previous post I said she) has made a 'U' turn in a total Government climbdown, this first climbdown was that all household waste would be separated by the house holder into yet another bin for organic waste, it was his second U-turn in a matter of days following the embarrassing climbdown on dog insurance earlier this week,
yesterday, speaking at 8am at a London recycling plant, Mr Benn said: 'The vast majority of people will say, "Yes, we don't want this stuff to go into landfill, we want to play our part so we can get the value out, help reduce some of the costs, save the planet and re-use materials.”' I hate to say this, well I do not really, but if you believed in this obvious lie why did you change your mind?
I think unlike you most people did in fact say 'we do not want another bin, shove it!'
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