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Boris Island "dead In The Water"
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It does indeed, atalanta - it's a well-known and constant hazard in the Thames. Not to be taken lightly. Just why they have never considered Manston Airport seriously for redevelopmen t is completely beyond me. It's got a massive runway, it's on road and rail links direct into London - and it's just been closed. Barking mad.
19:52 Sun 13th Jul 2014
By the way, that "sunken wreck full of explosives" is not just a small hitch in the overall plan. It contains enough High Explosive to cause a not-very-small tsunami up and down the Thames which could easily flood the London tube system. If you want to know more, look up "The Richard Montgomery" - the name of the ship.
It does indeed, atalanta - it's a well-known and constant hazard in the Thames. Not to be taken lightly.
Just why they have never considered Manston Airport seriously for redevelopment is completely beyond me. It's got a massive runway, it's on road and rail links direct into London - and it's just been closed. Barking mad.
Just why they have never considered Manston Airport seriously for redevelopment is completely beyond me. It's got a massive runway, it's on road and rail links direct into London - and it's just been closed. Barking mad.
This story was featured on BBC today. Well done to Mary Creagh MP for managing to give the bird strike hazard a mention, during her interview. Boris has previously been dismissive about it, in the past. He doesn't give a t0ss about the ecological angle and clearly has never set eyes on a flock of estuary-loving waterfowl large enough to down an aircraft.
http:// www.bbc .co.uk/ news/bu siness- 2902648 4
@boxtops
Manston closed? I was aware it had gone to cargo-only ops but will need to look into the background of the closure. Who - other than the locals - wanted it dead?
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@boxtops
Manston closed? I was aware it had gone to cargo-only ops but will need to look into the background of the closure. Who - other than the locals - wanted it dead?
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