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Devil

Clearly an assumption that it was s rollover then as you haven’t proven it.

And as I said your rudeness is unnecessary, but it speaks volumes about your character.

Franny

I am not concerned he has sufficient funding for the moment and whilst we are still only running on one shift, tungsten and tin is pumping out for 8 hours a day.

He will either get more funds or maybe the sales from what’s being produced will be enough to see us through.

Mogwhy

So APT mid price is $240 per MTU which means that at 80% we will get $192 per MTU.

If our sales this month are 25 tons that’s $480,000 and if sales are 30 tons that’s $576,000

Good ere init

Devil,

You may be correct, but can you prove your comment or are you simply making an assumption?

Also as per usual your rudeness was and is unnecessary.

Kalan,

The tories have indeed massively cut spending, at the cost to the poorest in society, there’s the bedroom tax, and welfare changes that have left thousands of families in debt and in many cases going to money lenders, but, they have also cut taxes for the richest people in the uk whilst our national debt now sits at £2 trillion,

Don’t you think that it is wrong that the poorest in society end up paying more for basic things such as electricity and gas than everyone else (they often end up on pre pay meters that charge more) don’t you think that a decent government should legislate to stop companies from being able to charge more for gas and electric and to stop money lenders from charging extortionate rates ?

The tories can do these things and they would help the question is will they ?

Public sector net debt as a proportion of GDP was down under Labour for most of its term. But it then jumped from 36% of GDP in 2007/08 to 65% in 2009/10.

As with the big jumps in the cash amount, that reflects the impact of the financial crisis and the accompanying recession that began in 2008. The reduction in economic activity in that period meant less in tax receipts and higher welfare spending—blowing a hole in the national finances. The much bigger deficits every year added considerably to the overall debt.

Kalan,

https://countryeconomy.com/national-debt/uk

Kalan,

In 2008 before the financial crisis hit, the national debt was relatively low, under a labour government it was 49.4% take a look at it now, it’s almost doubled.

Hi Kalan,

Let me be very clear, I absolutely believe that people who are able to do so, should help themselves, people who can gain work should work, buyback they should be paid a living wage, if I was in government I would legislate to ensure that, and to ensure that able bodied people who claim unemployment benefits would have to work in their local communities and thereby benefit society, but I would also pay them a living wage so that they would be able to pay there bills and not have to go to foodbanks.

I do however believe that some of your comments are far too broad brush, I struggle to believe that there is only one rough sleeper in Rotherham, but in any event that is absolutely not the case around the country, I walked past a woman in an underpass yesterday morning, she coughing like mad and has been sleeping in that subway for at least a couple of weeks as I’ve seen her before, she does not beg, so not all rough sleepers are the same and they don’t all have choices.

My upbringing was similar to yours, we had no central heating, never went out for meals etc. So I understand all to well, however your assertion seems to be that all those people who go to foodbanks, gamble, eat out, get there nails done, have foreign holidays etc. Which frankly is ridiculous, clearly there will always be a small amount of people who take advantage, but by far the majority of people going to food banks do not do so, I know of nurses whose pay is insufficient to pay their bills, yes they could move to a cheaper area, but then there would be even less nurses in the local hospital, which already has a massive shortfall, which of course means that the nurses and the doctors are under a tremendous amount of stress and pressure.

As for immigration, if it was for immigrants working in the NHS it would be much much worse than it is, there’s thousands of vacancies for nurses so no immigrants are stopping uk citizens from doing those jobs, there’s thousands of doctors vacancies, despite there’s being many foreign doctors in the NHS, the reason why we have so many doctors vacancies is because there are not enough courses at university and also the cost for those from working class backgrounds is prohibitive, as for the shortage of nurses blame the tories, they made it far to costly to train to be a nurse, it has absolutely nothing to do with immigration, oh, and it will be interesting to see how the farmers get there crops harvested without the foreigners who have for many years done that work.

The tories have been in power for 9 years, i haven’t seen anything improving in those nine years, the rich have got richer and the poor have got poorer, Johnson has 5 years to show that he is governing for all, and to ensure that society becomes fairer and thereby brought together rather than driven further apart.

I can get a sell price of 0.2976 though, so I’m wondering if they are trying to fill an order ?

I can’t get a price to buy on Lloyd’s for any amount, even for a hundred shares

HBob

It is absolutely disgraceful that in one of the richest countries in the world:-

1. We have people who are living on the streets

2. We have people who have no choice but to use food banks and soup kitchens

3. That employers are allowed to put people on zero hours contracts, with poverty pay rates and demand that they are available for work at very short notice, and if they can’t do it they then lose their contract.

4. That employers can dismiss someone with no reason at anytime in the first two years of employment and that there is no recourse in law (other than for very limited and specific protected characteristics)

5. That people in full time work are paid so little that they can’t pay their bills and have to use foodbanks and claim benefits.

If Boris Johnson does not tackle these issues then I fear that the disenfranchised may well rebel, and we could end up seeing rioting on our streets again.

I live in a prosperous area, and yet everyday I see rough sleepers on the streets, and I know that our local foodbanks are always struggling to assist the number of people forced to use them !

The tories have a massive majority and say they are a party of the people - they now need to stop the rhetoric and act, if they fail to do so then they will reap what they have sown.

The tories three word slogan clearly worked, so yes Safety maybe we should have one or two of our own:-

1. Get finance sorted

2. Get Tungsten sold

3. Get tin sold

4. Get full production

And finally, my favourite:-

5. Get in there !

Kev

Time will tell, wether the tories can be trusted and believed, I have serious doubts, but we shall see.

Blimmin

Spelling assist :-

Low paid and clock is ticking !

Kev

The proof of the pudding is in the eating.

If the tories have any sense they will now do a soft Brexit.

If the tories have any decency and humanity, they will ensure that the poor are assisted, that the lie paid are more fairly rewarded, and that the NHS and social care is sufficiently funded.

Time will tell, the click is ticking and everyone is now watching and waiting expectantly.

OMR

Hartlepool remained labour, HBob seed every day the effects of the Tory austerity of the last 9 years, aided to begin with by the lying democrats.

We had very little when I was growing up I was the youngest of 5 and times were hard, but I tell you straight they were not as hard as things are in many areas now, nowhere near !

When I left school in the mid seventies there were adverts for jobs in all the shops and all the papers, that doesn’t exist now in many areas.

Most people on benefits do not wish to be on them they hate it, and they are not scrounges.

But in all honesty, (and I suspect most long term holders feel the same) I wish I had bought in at a lower average !

WRES will come good soon and all of those invested will make good profits, but clearly those profits could have been greater had we bought in later.

Mind you, if none of us had invested when we did and kept on buying as the project progressed, WRES would probably not have got off the ground.

Franny

I do not agree that they are all liars, there are some very honest and very hard working MPs in all parties.

Johnson is however a proven liar, but frankly it is irrelevant now, he has a massive majority and to be fair what he said in his speech this morning regarding labour voters who have lent the tories their votes and how he and the tories must prove to those people that they do care and will deliver on things like the NHS, social care, poverty, etc.

The proof of the pudding will be in the eating.

Troajan

I think he needs to do more due diligence and ensure he posts facts mate.