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There is an argument, even if it's a teensy bit more expensive. there is an argument for self sufficiency. on not being dependent on foreign regimes. it's so interesting. mr farage clearly thinks he's on to something. he clearly thinks that he can mobilise millions of people against net zero. so, you know, is a movement forming? is the momentum beginning to gather? i mean, to be honest, i'm not so sure. but let's be honest, the political elites here in britain massively underestimated the popularity of brexit. so, could the call for a net zero referendum become the springboard for a political ...

Marcos confident PH will achieve self-sufficiency in rice in 2 years

The reason is we've exported much of it. we've actually that's because we switched from coal to gas, which is a much lower carbon carbon content, and we've started using lots of offshore wind. there are a couple of things. so let's on the broader point, you say we're begging ourselves, arguably, we're creating new industries, new renewable, clean industries and exporting and beginning to export the skills we've got here in the uk abroad. who's building the offshore wind turbines in america? british engineers. i tell you what, we're not exporting electricity, we're importing it. can you believe...

In france and you need it? what the ukraine war has showed us, actually, - is when it comes to energy, - food, the things without which life, normal life of any kind can't - continue, there is an argument, even if it's a titsy bit more - expensive, there is an argument for self sufficiency. there is an argument on not - being dependent on foreign regimes. that was so interesting. mr farage clearly thinks he's onto something. he clearly thinks that he can mobilise millions of people against net zero. so, you know, is a movement forming? is the momentum beginning to gather? i mean, to be honest,...

Normal life of any kind can't - continue, there is an argument, even if it's a titsy bit more - expensive, there is an argument for self sufficiency. there is an argument on not - being dependent on foreign regimes. that was so interesting. mr farage clearly thinks he's onto something. he clearly thinks that he can mobilise millions of people against net zero. so, you know, is a movement forming? is the momentum beginning to gather? i mean, to be honest, i'm not so sure. but let's be honest, the political elites here in britain massively underestimated the popularity of brexit. so could the ca...