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Chinese firm a leading contender to buy Thames Water, reports say
(www.theguardian.com)
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I felt sure that Stalin Starmer was going to nationalise water and other stuff. Or have we had an odd number of u-turns in the year he's been fucking it up for our greater good?
Giving ownership of your basic needs to a foreign party. What Could Possibly Go Wrong? It's not like foreign ownership of our electricity suppliers could be used to subsidise their domestic customers. Oh .. wait ..