Overcrowding.

[SFB]

Originally Posted by Mr Morningstarr*

I was replying to the specific point that you raised.

I'm not going to read your linked website and then spend all day/week/year explaining why it's bollocks. If you would like to raise specific points I'll discuss them with you, if you want to exchange links read this:

http://www.geocities.com/RainForest/3046/overpop.htm

I read that piece written by a lentil munching sandalista and was highly amused when I got to,

817,960 square yards (827 metres square)

but apart from that it came across as a work of pure fiction, with little to offer.

In the part of Spain where I live, there is a small population compared to the ground available, but the biggest problem here is water that, at the moment cannot sustain a population much bigger than there already is. Unless Britain does something about water soon, the SE will dry up.
That's for starters.

[Mr Morningstarr*]

At a time when most of England is suffering from flooding your prediction seems less than worrying.

[SFB]

Originally Posted by Mr Morningstarr*

At a time when most of England is suffering from flooding your prediction seems less than worrying.

You get your water from flooded regions?
Very little of that water finds it's way into reservoirs.

Seven out of 10 people believe that Britain is already overcrowded. [YouGov poll, April 2006].

But of course you are one of the 3 that doesn't.

[Mr Morningstarr*]

The reservoirs are overflowing, that's what's causing some of the flooding.

[SFB]

Must be global warming.

[Scolls]

Originally Posted by SFB

Must be global warming.

Here's a nice little read on that topic I think you might enjoy!

[john1544]

Thanks a lot buddies for providing UK's information.I didnt know that UK is the 14th most overpopulated country in the world and 60% of it's population live in the south of England.Guys what about Paris..?