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Monthly Archives: February 2012
Trumped up Nonsense
Megalomaniac wig wearing Blowhard Donald Trump recently took a pop at Scotland’s renewable energy policy. Notably its plans for more off shore wind farms (one of them near his infamous golf course). He’s promising to put money into a vigour’s … Continue reading
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