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Tim nice but 'Dim' quotes,

'I guess you'll be happy then that the UK is providing the Ukraine with depleted uranium shells. That's going to end well isn't it!!'

https://news.sky.com/story/uk-accuses-vladimir-putin-of-spreading-false-information-over-depleted-uranium-in-tank-shells-for-ukraine-12839741

Note:

1. The Ministry of Defence (MoD) said such material is "standard" for rounds that have the ability to pierce through armour and that they have nothing to do with nuclear weapons.
2. Such material is used in weapons because it can penetrate armour more easily due to its density and other physical properties.
3."The British Army has used depleted uranium in its armour-piercing shells for decades. It is a standard component and has nothing to do with nuclear weapons or capabilities. Russia knows this but is deliberately trying to disinform.
4.The UK does not consider depleted uranium rounds as a nuclear capability. Russia also uses depleted uranium-based ammunition.

Try installing Ghostery into your broswer, no videos or ads for me, works a treat :O)
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=ghostery+firefox&t=newext&atb=v348-1&ia=web

Finally, if and when FCA acceptance does arrive for GST to formally join the sandbox, anything over 2p would be most welcome.

At the end of the day it's all about sentiment, it's all about how many out there understand what GST and a stablecoin based blockchain system for payments is all about, and how revolutionary GST is, and how the GST system can actually make money against other existing traditional banking systems.

That's the way I view it for now, if GST can offer a service that is far cheaper then it's game on, and the SP will take care of itself so to speak. Just my honest opinion, we shall see!

Remember folks , it ain't like filling in an application form to join your local golf club. This is what Tim from IR's told us via his email to me.

'The FCA process is more complicated than that. It is not just a case of completing an application and submitting it. There is back and forward dialogue with the FCA to come to a completed application they then formally approve. The company and liaising with the FCA and the application process is ongoing. '

This IMHO could well go on for another month or two, if it comes earlier Great!, but I for one, am NOT expecting an RNS next week!

Splatted,

Re: Jiffy, they have copied you word for word including the comma instead of the period. Now that has me thinking two things. 1) it is great that they are so responsive to pi 2) how professional is an outfit that need pi to correct their grammar.

Fair enough, comments taken, however I also received a reply from PM's along the words of,

'GSend is a remittance portal operated by Angra Limited, another GSTechnologies Limited group company, not relevant to the stablecoin proposition, there is no connection to the FCA Sandbox Application.'

So, suprisingly nothing to get too hung up about:O)

Bottom line, think they must have a small team of non English speaking web developers etc, so if you do need to get throught to GST at the moment to raise issues like this you have to do it via IR's.

This led to me asking the question, what is Malcom Groat doing?, thought this was his responsibility after watching most recent interview video.

Hi all,

The e-mail I sent to info@gsend.co.uk bounced back so I sent it to Tim at Investor Relations, who duly passed it on to GST, things coming together at last albeit slowly :O)

Viking,

I remember Marky Mark, an avid Ramper on UKOG no less! .
I bet Tymers has some recollections of him :O) !

The leaders of the US, UK and Australia have unveiled new details of their plan to create a fleet of next generation nuclear-powered submarines.

Under the Aukus agreement, Australia will first receive at least three nuclear-powered submarines from the US.

The allies will also work together to create a new fleet using cutting-edge technology, including reactors made by Rolls-Royce in the UK.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-australia-64945819

Splatted, R u the new Mystic Meg?

Sent a copy to Pinsent Masons, no harm done :O)

I hope they don't print on the instructions

Kind Regards

JB :O)

Sent email to info@gsend.co.uk

See what happens, :O)

Hi,

I am a shareholder of GST, and just looked at your website https://gsend.co.uk/

Please make the following English grammatical changes to your website as they are not wholly correct and may impact on the success of GST becoming a Fintech operator!!.

Reference:

1. Register Account:

At first be an register user, then login into your account and enter your card or bank details information which is required for you.

Change to;

Please register as a new user, then once registered you can login to your account. To register you will be required to enter your name and bank card details.

2. Enter your recipient email address that won't be share with others and remain secured, then add an amount with currency to send securely.

Change to:

Enter your recipient's email address, this will not be shared with any third party and will remain secure.

You should then add an amount of your chosen currency to send securely.

3.After sending money the recipient will be notify via an email when the money has been transferred into their account.

Change to:

After we have sent your money, the recipient will be notified via email once the funds have been transferred into their account.

Kind Regards

JB

NCM not MCM

@Tygra,

Re:'The only risk I can see for GGP is a very UNLIKELY one which would be Newmont taking out Newcrest and then deciding to mothball HAV and not bring it to production. '

1. Just because Newmont take over NCM that will not remove the existing legal/contractual obligations of the Havieron JV agreement. A company not it's BOD's,is a seperate legal entity and has obligations just like a human being etc.
2. If NEM did indeed decide to 'Mothball' Havieron as you put it then I believe GGP would have a FROR to purchase Havieron, ie

'Following the delivery of a Feasibility Study, the Management Committee will meet to consider a Decision to Mine. A unanimous vote by the Management Committee is required to approve a Decision to Mine. If a Decision to Mine is not approved by a unanimous vote, then the party who voted in favour shall have an option to purchase the non-approving party's interest at fair market value.'

https://www.investegate.co.uk/greatland-gold-plc--ggp-/rns/two-jv-agreements-and-funding-for-havieron/202011300700098437G/

Mothballing by NEM or MCM for that matter IMHO,would be tantamount to frustrating the contractual agreement and the above clause would then come into being. Again just IMHO.

Bottom line, it's the quality of product offered and more than ever 'Customer Service' which by and large is non existant for many companies now, but Jet2 do excel on customer service that's why I use them time and time again!

As they say in EUA land, 'Rums all around' !

Shiver my Timbers, Eh! LOL!

Parrot on the shoulder phrases

https://www.phrases.org.uk/meanings/shiver-my-timbers.html

Lebuge,

Yes we own it 100% etc, but the RNS from the 30th Nov 2020 stated:

Newcrest retains a right of first refusal over the Scallywag licence under the Havieron Joint Venture Agreement.

' As of today's announcement, ( 30/11/2020) the Paterson Range East licences and Black Hills are part of the Juri Joint Venture. Greatland retains 100% ownership of both the Scallywag and Rudall licences which do not form part of the Juri Joint Venture. Newcrest retains a right of first refusal over the Scallywag licence under the Havieron Joint Venture Agreement.'

Anyway, as Dip had said we would most probably re-negotiate terms I would imagine , IMHO.:O)

SG

Re:

'I would like to think that Any company contemplating a takeover of Newcrest would honour the agreements for Havieron, but that company may have more pressing priorities in sorting out their newly acquired assets. '

Lets hope so, but am sure they would have a legal/contractual obligation as a company is a seperate legal entity in its own right and would therefore be bound to all previous legal commitments etc.

All would ultimately depend on what the JV agreement stated in such a scenario.

A question for SD maybe on Thursday?

@antigua18

Re: Other SIPP providers may offer a zero rate of Withholding Tax on US sourced dividends.

Interactive Investor offer zero rate of WT in a SIPP, I checked with them.