'ROUGH HUHNE': TA-TA TO UK STEEL MAKING.

Two announcements in the last week, one delivered in the House of Commons by our man with the Energy brief, Chris Huhne, outlining the speed with which we, the UK, will reduce our carbon emissions. The second, following exactly on cue, from steel manufacturer Tata, explaining how quickly they will reduce output here in an endeavour to reduce pollution, to comply with 'Rough Huhne's' projections. This will ultimately mean that we will have to import our steel from India amongst other manufacturers abroad. We will never get out of our financial hole with these dunderheads in positions of power.

Huhne's self-created beatified position is flying increasingly in the face of the best professional opinions from the better informed authorities on the subject of global warning. Dr. Phillip Jones from the University of East Anglia, the British flag bearer, with it's computer projections regarding climate change, is now showing much scepticism, as the climate is not even close to their suggested future temperatures of the early nineties. Niether, overlooking the views of Prof. Ian Plimer, who writes books on the subject. We are getting closer to findings by that wonderful documentary maker, Martin Durkin, who, a few years ago, consulted the top brains on the subject, some of whom threatened the authorities who were circulating misleading information, implying that it was under-written by these sceptic professionals.

If we don't get to grips quickly with these tax raising scare tactics, we will obviously completely price ourselves out of the world market place. In addition to having no money, we'll also be short of power to keep warm, making hypothermia a major cause of death.

THE FUTURE IS BLEAK.