Heralded by government Energy Minister Matt Hancock MP as the
best thing since sliced bread, having said to be “delighted” with the news, the
insidious truth moves Great Britain one step closer to the irreversibly
contaminating their countries clean water supplies.
Chief executive of Ineos Upstream, Gary Haywood, said: “I
want Ineos to be the biggest player in the UK shale gas industry. I believe
shale gas could revolutionise UK
manufacturing and I know Ineos has the resources to make it happen.”
Acquiring the licence to frack on 729 sq miles of prime central
Scottish land, Ineos is now the largest shale gas company to invest in the UK .
While Jim Ratcliffe, the chairman of Ineos, said: “This is a
game-changer for Britain’s shale gas industry,” and while government ministers
continue to sell fracking as a job creator and a means to supply cheap fuel for
years to come, the fact remains that fracking simply does not live up to it’s
hype.
- Shale Gas will not lower energy bills.
- Shale gas extraction will not create hundreds or thousands of new jobs.
- Shale gas is not the wonder fuel source of the future.
Chairman of Ineos Jim Ratcliffe can bang on as much as he
wants about “making sure the gas is safely extracted in an environmentally
responsible way,” but again the facts from fracking is evident from what
happened in Australia and America.
- Extracting gas and oil using high-pressure water and chemicals, causes local water/environmental pollution and earthquakes.
David Cameron repeatedly sidelines genuine and legitimate
environmental concerns to justify his claim that shale gas is the answer to our
nation’s energy challenges.
MOAI TIDAL ENERGY.
Regardless of what Ineoa Chairman Jim Ratcliffe and Prime
Minister David Cameron has to say about fracking and shale gas extraction, the
real hero of safe renewal energy is MOAI TIDAL ENERGY.
Conveniently excluded by the energy industry, tidal energy
extracts power from the world’s ever lasting tidal currents, doing away with
above surface wind turbines and shale gas extraction.
Promoted as a pollution bulk free energy of today, Moai
Tidal electric requires no infrastructure, pylons, cables or sub-stations and
in return will churn out the main product of solid metal hydrogen rocket fuel
and liquid hydrogen jet fuel made from Seawater hydraulics submerged over 50
meters below the sea, invisible to the naked eye and sometimes over 20km from
land.
Leading the charge for Moai Tidal electric, John Wanoe says,
“It’s all about the tidal flows. We already have COWI Design Engineers in Denmark drawing up plans for Tidal turbines in Perth in Scotland
and Plymouth and Dover in the South.”
With plans to locate Tidal turbines in over 250 countries
world-wide, John Wanoa is making no secret of his ultimate goal of providing
pollution bulk free electricity to the world.
With shares available for purchase, John Wanoa invites
everyone to get involved, “This is your invitation to take a share in our Sovereign
World Co-operative Membership energy future empowering a community to benefit
from power produced from the oceans anywhere in the world.”
MOAI TIDAL ELECTRIC
IS THE REVOLUTION WE'VE BEEN WAITING FOR.
So lets get real people, we don’t need fracking, we don’t
need a £640 million investment into shale gas extraction. Come to think of it,
we don’t need David Cameron telling us we need fracking and we certainly don’t
need a corporate fat cat tell us we need a shale gas revolution.
- Yes, we do need a revolution but certainly not the type of revolution they have in mind.
- If we need any revolution in the world of energy, it’s a Moai Tidal Electric revolution we need.
- Only Moai Tidal Electric will deliver the energy, jobs and revolution which the shale gas conglomerates promise.
PLEASE PEOPLE;
FRACKING IS A RED HERRING:
- It will ruin our nation’s fresh water supply.
- It will ruin our nation’s environment and ultimately,
- It will not deliver on anything it promises to deliver on.
For more information about Moai Tidal Electric check out www.moaipowerhouse.com.
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MOAI ARE COMING.
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