If you want to know a really greedy and dirty way of meeting energy needs, its the so called green EU energy coming from biomass: i.e. burning trees. But it's "renewable" so that's alright, right?
As for Corbyn, he's a principled anti nuclear campaigned who's committed to spending billions on a nuclear weapons system if elected. Some principles, huh! That'd be your NHS bill right there....
and tact and diplomacy? He demonstrates neither of those qualities on a regular basis. Diplomacy and principles really don't go hand in hand at all. The whole point of diplomacy is to slowly bend someone to your way of thinking, by slowly bending your way of thinking to theirs. And to try and think this can be achieved with religious fundamentalists? 
Lastly, as I said, it's the "we" I object to. You seem to assume that because I'm not a Labour supporter I'm a tory. Which is exactly the problem: party politics are a cancer, a divisive force that pits "us" against them. Rather than focussing on actual issues everythong turns into a mud sling. As the Labour and Conservative parties both demonstrate on a near daily basis, they don't soeak with a single voice, they bicker and squabble just as much internally as they do with one another. Yet you refer to "we".
