The advice comes in the form of a report which, according to Miliband, “provides conclusive proof that clean power by 2030 is not only achievable but desirable.”
It’s not independent advice as Miliband claims when the sole shareholder of the company is the Secretary of State, who is currently Ed Miliband. It’s akin to Miliband giving Miliband proof to support Miliband’s “clean power mission.”
To add insult to injury, the British taxpayer has just forked out £630 million for Miliband to acquire the company, now effectively a government department, with over 2,000 employees to provide Miliband with the “independent” advice and proof he needs to support his “mission.”...<<<Read More>>>...