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Kemi says we should drill 'our own' North Sea oil and gas. For that to make a difference, you would have to prevent the oil companies from selling the fuels on the world market, but instead to the British government at an imposed, lower, price. The companies would not do this. So you would have to nationalise the companies. Is this what Kemi is arguing for? |
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