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Flat White

The fuel that must not be named

21 July 2017

12:18 PM

21 July 2017

12:18 PM

The lengths to which some policy makers go in a democratic society to ensure that other points of view aren’t even allowed a look-in is as unbelievable as it is offensive.

This practice is common in mainstream debates such as climate change (the science is settled), and freedom of speech (if you disagree with me you’re a racist), but the debate on uranium mining, nuclear power and waste processing is another great example.

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