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Looks like we are on the March back up ...again well done tom

Ken the share side of making money we fecking earn that every penny of it

Ken.you know what I mean the politics side of it is about money not wanting to do what the majority voted for nearly 3 years down the road because it's about money for the rich so they scare us with bull crap like food jobs you know exactly what I mean

Everthing is about money now a days, I'm tired of it all scoop

Scoop yeah feck them all

So when they say china is fuqed? Really! it'll make money for a long time it's like glencore grubby fingers in many dodgy pies some could argue a lot of these African nations will simply tell china to feck off once the building is over hmm let's see how that pans out Africans a not stupid they will work hard to keep that relationship alive china being the first to help them and good business people and also there is some south american countries on their ar.ses looking ready for some good investment from China too and the one thing these countries all have is natural resources by the shed load so while the uk sits on its fecking ar.se arguing about the fecking EU bull we could be investing in other countries and doing deals for resources food wood iron copper and so we could become a real super power if we got rid of these dozy ars.e MPs....rant over but politician's are not business people so feck knows what they are good at apart from arguing with each other dozy t.w.a.t.s!

Aether.have a look at this it's one of many https://youtu.be/zQV_DKQkT8o

Aether take your pick from bbc,cnn there are a lot that's reported it

The US destroys and China builds”, was how a taxi driver from Ethiopia in Washington DC responded to Chen’s question about China’s main activity in Africa. Building is what China has been doing, on a massive scale, with projects of all kinds sited in African cities and spread across this vast continent. Having built the $150 million gleaming new conference centre at the headquarters of the African Union in Addis Ababa, China recently signed a contract worth $12 billion to build the Coastal Railway in Nigeria stretching 650 km across the country from Calabar in the east to Aba, Port Harcourt, Warri, Benin City and Lagos in the west. Never before in human history have we seen the spectacle of a continental-sized China, which was as poor as most African countries only 30 years ago, building up Africa’s infrastructure on such a scale that could help the world’s poorest continent catch up in development.
China’s dominant role in building Africa’s infrastructure has been controversial despite two generally agreed positions. The first is that Africa lags severely behind other developing regions in infrastructure and has a craving demand for catching up. The second is that China is meeting that demand more than any other country, with its companies, especially state-owned enterprises (SOEs), and workers labouring away on projects that range from municipal buildings and dams to roads and railways that begin to stitch together poorly connected African cities and regions.
State-led economic development and infrastructure provision in China often implies that its central government can extend its experience in shaping the scale and speed of infrastructure development in Africa.1 Some even suggest that China is exporting its infrastructure production as a political leverage in Africa. However, Huang’s experience working with Chinese SOEs in Nairobi and other places in Africa leads us to make an alternative argument backed by evidence marshalled in this article. Chinese SOEs are generally misconceived as political allies with the central government, while their corporative nature with a profit orientation and financial constraints is largely overlooked. This bias tends to inflate the political rhetoric of China building Africa.
We question “Is China Building Africa” by probing the hidden interface between the strategic and pragmatic levels of China’s involvement in Africa’s infrastructure development. We do so by examining: 1) how the political rhetoric is translated into any practical strategies; 2) how the different players, including the government representatives of China, the Export-Import Bank of China (EximBank), the subsidiaries of the SOEs in Africa, as well as the local authorities and agencies, interact with one another in initiating and executing infrastructure projects, and 3) the benefits and risks for the various parties now and into the future of Africa’s infrastructure development

aether isn't it already? its done it with stealth

Nk. yeah there is animosity towards the UK both from Germany and France they may pretend there isn't but its there deeply underlying a lot of the French welcomed the Germans in world war two, Germany walked into France and treated Paris like a holiday destination

NK seems right what your saying I wonder what the EU will look like in another 50 years

Craig check charts for 12 months was it the same then? Markets fell almost to the day then around 13th April took off manipulation

Keep chatting to em distract em besides they'll be making enough off of you motor anyway they give ya fuq all for em ...they give ya bottom dollar and sell at top dollar to some bugger after its been detailed

In one of the biggest demonstrations in British history, a crowd estimated at over one million people yesterday marched peacefully through central London to demand that MPs grant them a fresh referendum on Brexit. The Put it to the People march, which included protesters from all corners of the United Kingdom and many EU nationals living here, took place amid extraordinary political turmoil and growing calls on prime minister Theresa May to resign.

Those are nice shades :-)))

Have you got your new car yet?

Hahahaha and que craig :-)))

Firas knees ar hurting with all that preying he's been doing ...please god don't let fever tree drop any more

Scoop im starting at 3.05 and buy tranches on the way down to £3 _£2.98 who knows let's see what happens monday and tuesday