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Old 19-10-2017, 20:17   #1
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It's a long read, but a very interesting conclusion.
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Old 19-10-2017, 21:31   #2
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Scammed yet again by the powers that be, bet the Nissan Quash-watsit owners will be shocked,Rick
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Regarding the test standards, I find it impossible to believe that the powers that be are that stupid or naive, it is obvious that if a test remains the same for so long people will find ways to cheat, and as the article says its not a real world test, in other words not a very hard test. I wreaks of corruption money making to me. I wonder how much pollution would be stopped if the manufacturing of new vehicles was halved and more emphasis put on keeping the already existing cars on the road and in goid condition.
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Regarding the test standards, I find it impossible to believe that the powers that be are that stupid or naive, it is obvious that if a test remains the same for so long people will find ways to cheat, and as the article says its not a real world test, in other words not a very hard test. I wreaks of corruption money making to me. I wonder how much pollution would be stopped if the manufacturing of new vehicles was halved and more emphasis put on keeping the already existing cars on the road and in goid condition.
Corgi was born out of a womans stupidity, not an engineers error, and as you well know Corgi and the current gas safe do little to improve safety, it is much more down to manufacturing improvements, and the gas safe test is just as much a farce as the emissions testing of motors, we are all being shafted, Rick
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It's all about creating ways for those at the top to make money. I don't know the story behind corgi though.
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It's all about creating ways for those at the top to make money. I don't know the story behind corgi though.
Woman in a tower block in London (forget the name) turned her oven on then went to another room to get a light, by the time she got back, boom, side of tower block blown out, it was not a gas leak as was initially thought but it was enough for some bright spark to see money could be made here, Rick
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Makes me think of Grenfell, where were the bright sparks when big companys are cutting corners to make more money.
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Makes me think of Grenfell, where were the bright sparks when big companys are cutting corners to make more money.
More than that the council arseholes who authorised it and the backhanders they took for doing so, but nobody's arse will roll, seen it all before, Rick
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More than that the council arseholes who authorised it and the backhanders they took for doing so, but nobody's arse will roll, seen it all before, Rick
Yep, it will just fade away as the media get bored of the story, or get told to drop it.
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Its just the same with the caravan industry, the National Caravan Council only get money from the MANUFACTURERS to pass there vans and the causes they run.

The causes are so bad its unbelievable!! And so expensive.
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