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I forgot: a Bugatti Chiron!!
Mind you, not sure which fuel you'd be able to find/afford for its 8 litre engine!
All the above :0)
"I hope RKH will provide some kind of financial insurance after the fan has been hit by brown stuff and common sense reasserts"
Terrifying prospects - how do you intend squirrelling your nest egg?
In gold, under the bed, cryptocurrency, fine claret, or maybe just hanging on to your RKH shares?
Ovets,
I don't need imagination - look at what our Western 'leaders' are doing. The evidence is all around us. They even tell us directly... 'Reset' to 'Build Back Better'. But first they have to smash it! WEF and it's underlings are directing a controlled demolition of the economy. All debt based financial systems are ponzi schemes which, mathematically have to fail. Rather than spiral down the drain with the vast majority they hope gain even more control, power and profit.
Perhaps a more appealing prospect than facing millions of angry, pensionless citizens with pitchforks?
CBDC's, smart grid, biometric security/surviellance anybody?
To be clear - I think/hope they will fail but they're going to make one hell of a mess trying.
I hope RKH will provide some kind of financial insurance after the fan has been hit by brown stuff and common sense reasserts.
Mike.
Mike, I think you need to apply a little more imagination to the state of affairs that will result, if economic collapse accompanies completely unobtainable/unaffordable World energy supplies.
I agree Ovets but see it as a war of attrition of the unelected 'powers that shouldn't be' against the hydrocarbon industry (and population). If it was down to logic and common sense I'd have few doubts.
"Bootlicker"...how old are you - you f-ing whopper.
One other thing, Mike, if RKH/Navitas doesn't help to fill the energy deficiency, someone else will, making VERY BIG profits out of it, while we just look on.
Get with Bootlicker.
We have a 'rules' based order, not international law. The 'rules' are what the big kid on the block say they are.
Don't have to be a coincidence theorist to see that. Unless you believe all you read in MSM.
There's a little dispute over the difference in 'rules based order' and 'international law' at the moment in Eastern Europe.
if you hadn't noticed.
Mike, I posted a piece on ii, years ago, when the environmental lobby was starting to gain traction.
One thing, though is human absolute dependence on energy - it's the slave that powers our lives, previously done by real slaves
All the manufacturing, the machinery, transport, refrigeration, the A/C in hot climates and the heating in cold and on-and-on-and-on.
Humans have grown in numbers and increasingly urbanised because of plentiful cheap energy.
I said then, that if energy supplies are disrupted, that will lead to serious civil unrest and God knows what else.
That remains as true today, as it was then - why else the frenzied to move to renewables, if energy is unimportant?
We all know that some/many of us are likely to be doomed, with fires, flooding, rising sea levels, etc., but our civilisation is completely locked into needing energy and lots of it.
So there are going to be confrontations about energy, but while that's going on, governments are going to have to keep the wheels turning, because as people suffer more and more, they're increasingly likely to start to worry less about tomorrow and its principles, and panic more about today.
Located in the South Atlantic, with the FIG insisting on its autonomy seems a pretty safe bet for RKH and Navitas, at least for now, when it matters to us.
That's the one.
is that the CANADIAN Mark Carney ex BANK OF ENGLAND govornor that was hired by Osborne.....yip he one of the elites that want the demise of the useless eaters especially those in western countries.....check out his links
WEF via Schwab.....you will have nothing and be happy
"We've just had 2.5 years where the 'rule of law' has gone out the window."....the internet has become a playground for cranks.
Hi all.
I see biggest threat to RKH and other players in the hydrocarbon space from the ESG (Environmental, social, and corporate governance) crowd. The unelected Carney, spokesman for environmental matters - WEF, threatening pain to the industry and those investing in it. If it was down to free market I'd be more confident. Can Navitas secure funds from outside the traditional banking industry? ie from private investors, trusts, wealth funds etc.
Same goes for hope of Italy payout. Will the ESG tzars back Italy and overide the custom and practice of the process?
We are very much in uncharted territory here imo. We've just had 2.5 years where the 'rule of law' has gone out the window. I suspect things with get even more lawless.
Not sure to add to my holding at the moment. I sense things will get rather turbulent in the next few months.
Will keep watching though.
Mike