Oxford University engineering graduate. 35 years in energy industry.
Joined November 2020
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Graham65 retweeted
A recent report by the UN University Institute for Water, Environment and Health confirms that unchecked AI data centre expansion could produce nearly 400 million tonnes of CO2 annually by 2030. This rivals the annual emissions of the entire UK.
And yet Ed Miliband pushes net zero on us, but not for the data centre tech giants. The whole thing is a scam.
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Graham65 retweeted
The government tell us to turn our heating down and eat less red meat for net zero. Yet they ram through gigantic hyperscale data centres that consume as much electricity in 24 hours as roughly 89 average streets use over an entire year. We are being treated like suckers.
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Graham65 retweeted
Jun 3
NEW: Oncologist ANGUS DALGLEISH
"There are at least 12 mechanisms where mRNA can insert into DNA and activate oncogenes"
"there is no way you can control this technology"
"its use for future vaccines should be banned and the Covid ones stopped now"
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Graham65 retweeted
Jun 1
Do you understand, this is how it works :-
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A little bit about Andy Burnham...
He has repeatedly ignored Rochdale and Oldham rape gangs.
He wasted ÂŁ100m on failed Clean Air Zone before U-turning.
He oversaw Greater Manchester Police collapse amid a crime surge.
He was Health Secretary during the Mid-Staffordshire NHS deaths scandal and cover-up between 2005-2008.
He claimed ÂŁ17k expenses for a London flat within walking distance of Parliament.
He's just as bad as the rest of them, perhaps even worse...
I guess that’s why the pound tumbled upon news of his leadership bid.
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Graham65 retweeted
May 14
How on earth has Angela Rayner been "cleared" by HMRC?
She didn't pay the extra ÂŁ40,000 stamp duty that was due. She didn't take the specialist tax advice on her flat purchase that she was advised to take.
She failed to pay the extra stamp duty that she, as Housing Secretary, had brought in for second home purchasers.
For HMRC not to issue a fine means they judged her decision as "reasonable care" having been taken, or it was possibly "careless", but not a "deliberate" underpayment.
She clearly did not take "reasonable care" to ensure her tax was correct. And if it was "careless", it was *deliberate* carelessness.
Do you seriously think that if YOU underpaid your taxes by ÂŁ40,000 as the then Deputy Prime Minister did, that you would get away without a fine?
Sorry, but this stinks.
May 14
EXCL: Angela Rayner has been cleared by HMRC of deliberate wrongdoing or carelessness over her tax affairs, paving the way for a potential leadership bid if Keir Starmer’s grip on power unravels.
The former DPM has settled ÂŁ40,000 in unpaid stamp duty, but has not paid any penalty as a result of the investigation.
HMRC was also satisfied there was no tax avoidance.
Rayner tells me she was “bruised” by whole experience because of intrusion into her disabled son’s personal life, but also because it had appeared as though she was “in it for myself” rather than on the side of ordinary people.
Rayner indicated she may run in event of a contest as she would “play my part” and that she understood why Labour MPs were so upset following last week’s election crushing. She said Starmer should “reflect on” stepping aside.
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Graham65 retweeted
May 13
Labour is to ban new oil and gas fields in Britain, making it far harder for any future government to reopen the North Sea.
🔗: telegraph.co.uk/business/202…
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Graham65 retweeted
May 8
What it feels like driving on main roads & through cities in the UK…
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Graham65 retweeted
May 5
Thank you Germany 🇩🇪and Britain 🇬🇧 for sacrificing your economies to save the planet.
China appreciates you exporting your manufacturing to provide jobs for their citizens.
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Graham65 retweeted
Apr 29
State control under Mad Ed means normal tumble driers will be banned!
You now have to spend more money on something that takes longer, doesn’t work efficiently in cold rooms and erm .., costs more.
It’s the heat pump tumble drier 🤡
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Graham65 retweeted
Apr 29
Conspiracy Theorists for the win…
Senator Ron Johnson: “Biden Officials purposely concealed the adverse events associated with the Covid Vaccines”
837, 595 adverse events
17, 619 cases of deaths reported
“I didn’t need an algorithm to tell me that something is going on here”
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Graham65 retweeted
Mar 25
Funny how the Speaker now says he “can’t” tell the PM to answer the question. Yet when Boris Johnson was in office, he did exactly that—on record.
Same chair, different standards.
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Graham65 retweeted
Mar 25
🚨And there you have it.
Lindsay Hoyle misled the house by omitting the fact that he has the power to pause proceedings and ask the prime minister to answer the question.
He was quite happy to do this with Boris, but he REFUSES to do it with Keir Starmer.
Absolute disgrace.
Mar 25
🚨Father of the House Sir Edward Leigh raises a point of order about Keir Starmer NEVER answering questions at PMQs.
Lindsay Hoyle says there is nothing he can do.
NONSENSE! He can pause proceedings and ask Keir Starmer to answer, but he *never* does.
ABSOLUTELY USELESS!
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Mar 16
@gbnews @BarryGardiner @ZiaYusuf Barry Gardiner is completely wrong where he says that 'oil & gas from the UK North Sea does not come into the UK'. It absolutely DOES. It comes by several different underground pipelines into terminal on the east coast of Scotland and Norfolk.
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Mar 16
Also pipelines into Teesside, Yorkshire (Easington), Orkneys (Flotta) and Shetlands (Sullom Voe). There are also gas fields in Morecambe Bay and Irish sea which pipe gas into UK.
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Graham65 retweeted
Mar 10
When you lift nothing more than a pen.......
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Graham65 retweeted
Feb 26
Almost everything this PM says now requires a community note.
The electricity price cap is not coming down because the government has managed to produce electricity more cheaply. It’s still the most expensive in the world — and forecast to become even more expensive.
The cap is reduced because the government has taken £117-worth of largely green subsidies from fuel your bills and put them on to general taxation. You’re still paying for them — just in a different way.
And as your taxes go up to meet these green levies the cap is still £73 higher than when Labour came to power. So your energy bills are not coming down — though Labour promised they would — and the overall tax burden is at a record high.
There PM. Sorted it for you.
Today the energy price cap has dropped by ÂŁ117.
We said we’d bring energy bills down - we meant it.
Community note
Energy bills are ÂŁ73 more expensive now than when Labour came into office.
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April 2026 - ÂŁ1,641
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July 2024: ofgem.gov.uk/news/new-energ…
April 2026: ofgem.gov.uk/press-release/…
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Graham65 retweeted
Feb 6
BREAKING: Stellantis has sold its 49% stake in Canada’s only multibillion-dollar battery cell manufacturing plant to its joint venture partner for just $100.
Yes. $100. Not a typo.
In fact, they’re taking a $26 billion hit, changing their course on its EV strategy.
Meanwhile, Carney wants to use our tax dollars, $2.3 billion, to subsidize EV sales.
Insane.
At what point does the government learn to get out of the way & let markets dictate price & demand?
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Graham65 retweeted
Feb 8
The Stellantis write down shows, again, the incredible blunder made by the world’s biggest automakers as they raced to build EVs only to find out the majority of their customers don’t want to buy them.
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Graham65 retweeted
29 Dec 2025
Mark Zuckerberg, an outspoken critic of "man-made climate change", shows off his new $300 million, 287-foot mega yacht, powered by four gigantic diesel engines.
Yet another stark reminder that Net Zero is only for the peasants
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