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Norman Baker Quotes
«We don't want a Mrs Thatcher-type figure hitting us with a handbag and telling us what to do.»
Author: Norman Baker
«Thirty years ago, on a lark, my dad took a seed from a grapefruit and planted it. I remember seeing it, a little twig sticking out of the ground. Amazingly, it grew. It's tall and huge now. It's turned into a monster.»
Author: Norman Baker
«The arrival of this spy center means that Big Brother is finally here. The balance between the state and individual privacy has swung too far in favor of the state.»
Author: Norman Baker
«I am disappointed that Lord Birt did not find a job elsewhere, because he will continue to give his third-rate and amateurish advice to the prime minister. Why could he not be appointed governor of the Falkland Islands?»
Author: Norman Baker
«It is all very well for the government to trumpet the merits of technology in reducing carbon emissions, but it simply isn't enough; we need robust, measurable targets, not just vague aspirations.»
Author: Norman Baker
«Rather than increasing fuel costs to pay for nuclear the government should be investing in renewable energy.»
Author: Norman Baker
«The suspicion must be that Tony Blair has already decided to advocate an increase in the use of nuclear power - this review will serve little purpose if the prime minister has already made up his mind.»
Author: Norman Baker
«Matters were drifting. There was a need to take action.»
Author: Norman Baker
«This decision today places another stake at the heart of John Prescott's plan for a massive expansion of house building in the South East, which has taken almost no account of water supply needs.»
Author: Norman Baker