Right, it's all down to brexit then. Weird how the shortage applies to the whole world, with Europe most badly affected. No reference to that, surprisingly enough.
I've just had a quick look, didn't take long, a fact that stood out as is dramatic in all this.
Russian gas exports are at one fifth of their pre pandemic levels. Thought that it may be to pressure the eu into accepting its "controversial nordik 2 pipeline".
Obviously that's all the fault of brexit too.
The wind hasn't blown much, which has affected power production throughout Europe- Brexit's fault of course.
Knock on effect is dramatic increase in gas price for all, but of course that's Brexit's fault too.
Of course this is all made up, and Europe is unaffected with only the UK affected because of brexit.
Some issues about our resilience, and that maybe a feature of overall policy- something to be looked at there for sure. And although policies have been going towards renewables for years, that's still the fault of brexit.
Of course though, it's because folk can't see and it's brexits fault really.
However, thankfully, some of us realise you don't look for nuts in squirrel shit.