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Brent now sitting at 93.50 Dollars.

I am only 6.50 Dollars off

Nearly there.

And you MickyBee are the most moaning old bloke I have ever come across.

I hope you all go somewhere when I am proven right.

Take royoboy, persimmon, Winnifroth's mate JustBe, RNSTranslator (the stalker) the lot of you with you.

Brent Oil now $93.50

Very nice... a hell of a lot higher to climb according to my boys.

Chugging towards my 100 Dollars

I am happy. David is happy. RNSTranslator is trying his upmost to discredit the company.

What an absolute moron you are.

Have you got records of what the tea an coffee cost RNSTranslator from 2012 - 2021 ?

I do believe there will be a budget for champagne and canapés for 2022-2023

It is absolutely brilliant to me that a company can turn around it's fortunes so quickly.

I guess that oil an gas really does depend on geology and of course luck. So far this year the Brent Oil price has performed spectacularly and is increasing Union Jack Oil's revenues from Wressle particularly, and Keddington in an incredible way.

You all know my thoughts on the Brent Oil price and I do see $140 dollar oil 2023/2024 - then higher.

Of course we all await the CPR for Wressle an updated flow rates. But I am convinced that we are in for a major re rate here soon. As I have said before, you can not have more money on the books than the market cap. My guess is David has plans for extra drills that we will soon hear about. We have assets that can fulfil this to increase production.

We all saw that Angus needed a placing today. I would be amazed if Union Jack ever needed another one with the significant revenue that Wressle is banking for us daily. Personally I rate Union Jack as one of the best oilers to be in on AIM.

So persimmon an RNSTranslator ... although your posts are correct, I am more interested in looking forward to the 2022/2023/2024 performance.

I firmly believe we will be looking at transformational numbers for Union Jack Oil.

GLA - Heid Oil.

persimmon's record :

Putting Union Jack Oil down constantly

I am confident in my investment ? Yes, very.

And I thought today was a good one with Brent at $92.59

Cynderlad's departure from this board is even sweeter.

You won't be missed by me.

Shut the door on the way out.

No more royoboy, you encourage me lovely.

Shut eye time or the Waitrose man will knock on door an I will still have my nightie on bending over those crates.

Brent bout pass 92 dollar

I give you good time Ting Tong.

They all love me.

Remember.....I thrive on attention.

Back to sleep xx

Ha ha !!! xx

I don't wear pants in bed at night. Just my nightie.

I do not need your help thank you very much.

I think you need the help more, posting on this board regularly, clearly not invested, an having the shame to post Tom Winnifroth's rubbish about my David's Union Jack Oil.

JustBe

Has Winnifroth got his next Blog ready for you to post ?

If I am right Hamilton, you will have to wash your pants for the first time in a month.

Shale Gas is on the radar to make a return

I did post something could come big for the UK Gas wise.

Watch this space.

Plus of course US Shale giving free cash flow an dividends back to investors. OPEC + out of spare capacity soon.

Brent on the rise - attacking 92 Dollars

I stand corrected S740, but it is fair to say that you are in the minority.

I am very sorry but your oil is going to cost an awful lot of money over the next decade.

If the likes of BP an Shell were not being forced to drop their oil production to free up cashflow for solar an wind, due to environmental pressures, Oil price would not be in this situation globally.

https://twitter.com/GBNEWS/status/1489241875747938306?s=20&t=wM57T3WZ2hjSjWwfn3ZWzQ

'Why aren't we fracking?'

GB News Economics Editor Liam Halligan asks Francis Egan, CEO of oil and gas company Cuadrilla, what can be done to arrest soaring energy prices?

A developed UK Shale Gas industry would be producing more than enough Gas for UK consumption, looking towards the henry hub model in the States where large production has kept prices down, thus why many LNG tankers have been sailing across the Atlantic full of chilled US fracked gas to save us. With a developed industry this could insulate us from Global price hikes. Looking at Europe alone with a strong shale gas output from the UK, Russia choking supplies earlier this year wouldn't have had the same supply and demand spike. The taxation alone on UK Shale Gas over the past 10 years could have paid for free house insulation alone! My worry is with Europe gas storage under usual levels for this time of year, moving forward the UK is most vulnerable with only 4 days worth of storage, the winter has been mild so far, will we stay lucky !!?