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PostPosted: Thu Apr 05, 2012 9:30 am 
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Hosepipe ban comes into force today yet a number of water Companies affected paid huge bonuses to Executives and £Half a Billion to shareholders.

All this despite not meeting the leakage targets put in place by Government. Lets not forget water is a monopoly industry, you or I do not get to choose our supplier.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2125261/As-hosepipe-ban-begins-water-bosses-pocketed-huge-bonuses.html

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Four million pounds in bonuses have been paid to the directors of water firms – despite their failure to repair leaks which allow 300million gallons to be lost every day.

All but one of the companies, which today brought in hosepipe bans for 20million customers, handed rewards to their board members in the last financial year.

These include £2million for three executives at Britain's largest water supplier Thames Water, whose highest paid director, understood to be chief executive Martin Baggs, took home £1.67million in 2010/11.


No doubt the people at Ofwat the organisation charged to check this are on a good screw at the taxpayers expense and also think they are 'worth it'. No wonder this Country is going to the dogs.

Of course the part of problem they don't want you to know about is this...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-17600062

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With hosepipe bans imminent, there is growing concern over drought in parts of the UK. But with population rising, how can a water crisis be averted?

After two unusually dry winters - which have left reservoirs, aquifers and rivers below normal levels - seven water companies across southern and eastern England are about to impose water restrictions.


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PostPosted: Thu Apr 05, 2012 10:03 am 
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Its not a new problem, so much as an old problem getting worse, once demand outstrips supply then this sort of thing will happen, a population of 60 million plus, consumes more water than 50 million, so who's nicking it? as Ice caps are melting there should be more not less, large irrigation sites just recycle what water they produce, so I reckon that while us in the British isles fill up our jerry cans and corner the market, then when the Middle east has run out all together we have a bargaining chip to get cheaper oil. all things are relative (Jims Law) ;) ;)

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PostPosted: Thu Apr 05, 2012 10:25 am 
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That's globalism for you.

The same applies to the electricity supply sector – blackouts can only be a relatively short time away now. The gas storage system isn't in a much better situation either.

Now the globalists have their eyes set on the road network.

The political elite call it PRIVATISATION. They really mean GLOBALISATION.

As Jim rightly reminds us, open door immigration greatly adds to the problems of engineered supply shortages.


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will the British people ever forgive Blair? well yes! because sooner or later immigrants will outnumber the natives, much like the Red Indians lost out in the USA, birth rights count for nothing, this is why the sham of elections take away the freedoms of the natives, in favour of what the lodgers want, does that make me a racist? at the moment no! but in 30 years time probably!! :o :( and its your grand children who will say gee thanks nan and grandad :roll: :roll:

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