The Welsh Assembly launches a new initiative to get people to stop wasting kitchen scraps.In related news, freeborn Welshmen point out that unless there is a national emergency that requires food rationing or the Welsh Assembly pays for the food eaten, they are in no position whatsoever to tell people what to do with the food they buy. They can eat it, waste it, or dress it up in little costumes if they wish.
I love how the BBC covers the story without a whiff of dissent. The "case study" featuring a grovelling greenie from Neath is a nice touch that Lord Summerisle would approve of.
Related: Another load of taxpayer-supported busybodies who can take their totalitarian "recommendations" and... (At this point, it was suggested to Mr Szondy that it was time that he have a little lie down somewhere.).
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