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Tex2374
Read it before trolling. less than you are inferring.

Tex2374
Don't you believe it there'rs more willing to help than you think , I'm one, have put my my name down.
better than moaning and trolling.
Also this could help if you haven't already.
Link to sign: https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/269824/signatures/new

Private investor Bonds seem to be one of our best options, no dilution and every penny into funding apart from admin costs.
When do you think we will hear if we have enough takers.

Why should JPM be allowed preference over existing share holders.

Better than all the doom and gloom from trolls. I'm up for it.
Still doesn't stop us lobbying Gov.
Link to sign: https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/269824/signatures/new

Buying a bond sounds a good idea to me. A 10% annual return and a bonus sounds good as well A little less of a gamble than buying shares.
Buy both if you want the best of both worlds. One would compliment the other. Most positive suggestion since 6th August

OldRascal
I think the answer is, I could be very very tempted, and I think a lot would agree.

If after the recievers have taken their cut,paid their bills, sold all the planes,shops and other assets, Would they have enough
left to invest in a nice Polyhalite mining company. I know of one just ripe for investing in.
Drop me a line if you'r interested.

LifeonMars
Not as many as trolls posts. Keeps us focused.
Link to sign: https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/269824/signatures/new

Don't know why people keep comparing this with Thomas Cook because SXX is a completely different scenario.
No one likes to see a company like Thomas Cook go under but unfortunately with their level of debt funding would have just been pouring good money after bad. On the other hand as people seem to have forgotten the ore body - polyhalite is normally found in centimeter seams across the world - which make it uneconomical to mine - in North Yorkshire however the body of ore is over 200 feet (70meters) thick. And there is 2.6 billion tones of it. Polyhalite
Is the highest grade of natural organic fertilizer on the planet. The extraction and processing costs to Sirius is in the region of £30 per ton, And they already have orders for 11.7 million tons per year at £150 per ton. The return to the exchequer (the country) is estimated to be half a billion annually. And billions to the local economy over the next 50 years.- the life of the mine is expected to be over 100 years. All they need is a loan guarantee for their finance package to get into production - this is a no-brainer for this country and government. Get behind it - our country needs this.....

RBTrader
Out of curiosity, In your masters did you do any research into vanadium storage systems

Magster01
Here here Do something positive
Link to sign: https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/269824/signatures/new

Forsterite
The progress being made in the solar, wind and storage renewable energy technolagy will make nuclear and its long term legacy obsolete in the not too distant future. And it will be quite a few exrta pence per kWh of electricity.

The most expensive white elephant in British history.’ A LEGACY THAT WILL HANG ROUND OUR NEKS FOR GENERATIONS TO COME what were they thinking? George Osborne and energy Theresa May gave the go-ahead to the £18bn Hinkley Point power plant that could spiral as high as £37 bllion. secretary Amber Rudd on a trade mission. In 2013 EDF won the contract to build the first of Britain’s new nuclear power station
I would rather High Speed 2 (HS2) rail network than Hinkley Point nuclear power station. At least HS2 would provide infrastructure for our future.
Come on Boris, make amends and give SXX some backing.

Must say in all the time I've watched this board I've never seen such a load of demonic bar stewards. In one breath condemning shorters and with the next climbing on the band wagon. They must feel very proud of themselves. Hope they live to regret it.
This project will succeed. Crawl back under your bridge and do some research.

Looks better there than on the back of a lorry.

Link to sign: https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/269824/signatures/new

Are you saying that we would be in a far worse position then, than we would have been, if we were in the position that was as good as it was before it was as good as what it used to be.

Brad
hope you soon recover from whatever's keeping you in bed. You'r not missing much out side, wet and miserable where I am. GL

Gold1234
Just been looking at your last posts. Why do you seem to want this project to fail? Are you shorting or want to buy in cheaper.
Must be a reason you are trolling like you are.