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stuart100 said: Yes I am aware it was nationalised (British Rail) and was privatised into Railtrack. As you say the Tories privatised it. I am unaware of Thatcher s position on this. I would have expected she would otherwise support its privatisation, but there must have been reasons she would be against it. Perhaps safety, too complex and too expensive. She inherited BR in the state it was. She s not a communist for doing what she saw was the best thing for the country and keeping it (I.e. the status quo). She thought it was important to keep the infrastructure in public hands; there was a l

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p1stonhead said: bodhi said: Sporky said: 161BMW said: Amazing car. Best car in the world. Best car launch I ever seen. Donald?Or maybe - just maybe - it's the first car launch where the car has flown, done a barrel roll and landed on its wheels? You ve clearly never been to Disney or universal studios. They do shows with stuff like this all the time with models and actors flying all over the place. You should go. Kids love it. Like any of those, this was not and will never be real car I'm guessing you missed my earlier post when I said I wasn't expecting to see it in Tesco car park any time soon. That would actually be a shame, as a flying car might make those ultra tight spaces next to the trolley sheds easier to park in And yes I have been to Universal Studios, although I didn't see any flying cars. Something I'm quite glad of considering I was only there to try the rides....Can't imagine you'd be much fun at Disney tho....."You know that isn't a real mouse, but a guy in a costume?"......"The Magic Kingdom is over there, but did you know magic doesn't exist?" etc etc. Anyway as mentioned it was a tech demo - or in automotive speak a concept car. As ever with a concept car we'll see how much makes production. However at this point I'm also glad it exists, and I'm quite looking forward to the next demo. Yes even if I'd never buy a Tesla, Roadster or otherwise.