Clarkson get's some free poo

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http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2009/sep/17/jeremy-clarkson-horse-manure-protest


Well what else is there to do on a Wednesday? Get a ****ing job for example? Other than that there is no clear proof that 'Global Warming' exists other that Al-Gores head and the heads of rebellious teens who no longer want to be seen on facebook fighting big coorporations as they have to be employed by somebody when they graduate. I'm sure he'll laugh this off in his next coloum of how he needed some for his garden anyway.

And my god, what tripe the Guardian is.
 
Wasn't his "recent" drive to the arctic 3 years ago?

Sounds like those morons need to get their heads straight.
 
Reminds me of Glastonbury a few years ago.

Was waiting to watch Frank Turner and this typical "swampy" look-alike girl came on stage, couldn't have been more than 19. Her big announcement was that she was inviting us to join a boycott of some power station somewhere. No real reasons other than it was "too dirty".

There was going to be huge speakers and music and "partying" and "disruption of the plants general workings" to get their point across.

I was so proud when she recieved perhaps the frostiest reception she could, with some people shouting out "how are you going to power your speakers??", cos I was thinking exactly the same, so it'll be batteries or a generator probably. Unless the gen is running on chip fat and is well maintained or the batteries have been charged from some renewable source, then the whole thing isn't particularly green and chances are some of the power made by the station may even have gone towards powering the "rebellion".

Nobody was arguing their general point, clearly buring fossil fuels and then turning a small percentage of that energy into usable electricity isnt great HOWEVER, there is a reason we have developed such technology, i.e. what came before it was more pants. Glasto is great, but living like that every day? Good God no thank you! So rather than being disruptive, how about coming up with something useful, have a wash and go and join some research team or think tank, or come up with some amazing new product ANYTHING other than disrupt peoples daily lives and power supply without anything constructive to add afterwards.

Idiots tbh.
 
Lets try and make fool of someone with an opposing opinion, excellent role model behaviour for our children to look up to. What a non-issue, people with minds so narrow that they react over a few tongue in cheek comments and activities like this need putting to sleep tbh.
 
Heared this on the radio earlier. I raged.

****ing tree-hugging soap-dodging ill-informed tossers.
 
Guardian comment said:
So let me get this straight, some jumped up silly little girls have traveled all the way to the Cotswolds to dump some lovely garden fertiliser on Mr Clarksons garden.... as a protest.... over climate change.

They have put fertiliser on his garden.... for him........

Wow, they are not really the brightest are they? More stupid, indulgent nonsense that's only motivated by their pathetic attempts to get on TV I'd wager. To call them thick is an insult to planks.
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Whether you like Clarkson's ramblings or not, the commenter above makes a salient point...
 
do they realise the animals that **** came from probably cause more global warming than car emissions? C02 is child's play compared to methane...
 
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