Sockies is growing menace

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DonaldJTrump replied

2 December 2020, 21:54
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_V_ replied

2 December 2020, 13:28
I think this place does a good job of identifying users who break the rules and banning their accounts.

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AtW started a topic Sockies is growing menace

2 December 2020, 13:02
Sockies is growing menace

“ Aston Martin in row over 'sockpuppet PR firm' pushing anti-electric vehicle study

Report disputing green benefits of EVs attributed to company registered to wife of carmaker’s director

Aston Martin is at the centre of a climate lobbying controversy after a study co-commissioned by the company that cast doubt on the green credentials of electric vehicles was found to have been attributed to a PR company registered to the wife of a director at the luxury carmaker.

The study, which has since been widely debunked by experts, was presented as “groundbreaking” third-party research and appeared to show that electric cars would have to travel as far as 50,000 miles before matching the carbon footprint of a petrol model.

Thursday’s report was commissioned by companies including Aston Martin, Bosch, Honda and McLaren shortly after the UK prime minister, Boris Johnson, called for a ban on the sale of new fossil fuel vehicles from 2030, and presented as the work of Clarendon Communications.“

Aston Martin in row over 'sockpuppet PR firm' pushing anti-electric vehicle study | Aston Martin | The Guardian

Let’s do all we can to clean them up here
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