Boring DOOM

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BrilloPad replied

3 January 2021, 13:23
HS2 will suck the decent flks out of Birmingham. It will just leave deluded squirrel molesters above kebab shops.
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Old Greg replied

2 January 2021, 13:47
Originally posted by xoggoth View Post

Needs to be stopped. It will release a horde of long hidden alien monsters that will devastate our nation.

Nobody will notice.
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xoggoth replied

2 January 2021, 12:34
Needs to be stopped. It will release a horde of long hidden alien monsters that will devastate our nation.
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AtW started a topic Boring DOOM

2 January 2021, 11:56
Boring DOOM

"Inside the 'moving factory' that will cut HS2 through the Chilterns

With protesters camped nearby, two giant 170m machines are being assembled

In a decade’s time, passengers on the new high-speed trains hurtling out of London will get just a burst of daylight and a glimpse of the Colne Valley landscape before disappearing back underground through the Chiltern Hills.

Today, in that three-mile stretch between future tunnel openings to the north-west of the capital, the £98bn HS2 project’s scale, engineering might and cost are all evident: both at the vast work site scooped out beside the M25 in Buckinghamshire, and in nearby waters and woods where protesters are still encamped to stop machines coming through.

What was billed as the formal start of construction of HS2 began in September, after years of design, preparatory work and demolition. Funds were finally released for major works for phase one of HS2 between London and Birmingham after the government reviewed its decision one more time, with Boris Johnson giving the go-ahead in February."

Inside the 'moving factory' that will cut HS2 through the Chilterns | UK news | The Guardian

Keep boring 'em tunnels lads - we need HS2 for Londoners to escape
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