00:00They don't know. Nobody knows, I think, because it would, if it's not immediate, as it was promised, it would be.
00:12If not an imminent one, then it's prone of the different strengths and counter-strengths.
00:19I feel quite sad, to be honest, because I think so much of what their messaging is, is actually really, really important.
00:26I was reading about a GP today who was actually in prison for his part in the Just Stop Oil protests,
00:32and I just cannot believe that someone who's just, you know, yes, fine, there was some damage,
00:37but I feel it's minimal to a company like an oil company, and I think people should be able to voice their opinions.
00:46I don't think so. People, if they want protest, they protest, because there is no alternative.
00:53You are struggling with your life, you know, and no fair equality with everyone.
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