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up 10%

Their new proposed mine looks v good
Cracking numbers...

Why are we so bothered about foreigners coming over here and taking our jobs?

When we’re so happy for them to come over here and buy our politicians

About time.........

You should SELL if you really think it's valuation is 10p
If fact you shouldn't be HERE wasting your time with so many gold shares on AIM to invest in.

Yes start up problems in both PUR & SGZ...I have both
There is always start up problems/delays in all new mining plants/equipment
But the extra funding was unexpected and a shocker to the markets and made matters far worst
In the long term it's a blip and success will be measured on the quality and the quantity of the resource and management's ability to deliver

You give him a peerage, he gives you his villa.
https://twitter.com/Kevin_Maguire/status/1447463875327168513/photo/1

I remember when the the right-wing press mercilessly went for Jim Callaghan when he "swanned off" to Guadalupe during the Winter of Discontent - and he was representing the country at a major summit. In other words, he was actually working.

ASOS CEO scarpers .....
so BOO affected too

JOYS of living in the countryside...

Copper prices have soared this year as demand and economic
activity rebounds from pandemic lows but supply remains tight, a
situation that Antofagasta Chief Executive Ivan Arriagada said
was likely to persist despite the bottlenecks.
"Those factors that introduce volatility in the short-term we
believe are not enough to make up for good fundamentals (in the
copper market)," Arriagada told Reuters in an interview just
prior to the LME Week conference in London. "Our vision is that
we are going to have prices that are similar to what we are
seeing today in the near future."
Copper hit $4.50 per pound earlier this year but has settled
at around $4.10 per pound, a level "more representative" of what
will be seen in 2022, Arriagada said.

Vulnerable, isolated, running on fumes, and facing the worst winter since the 1970s. That's one US media organisation's depiction of “Brexit Britain”, which it concludes is fast becoming a dystopia, not a utopia.

You can see why they might take that view. Even business leaders, incensed that the government is blaming the whole sorry mess on the private sector’s “addiction” to cheap labour and lack of preparedness for the current supply challenges, are predicting that the problems causing empty fuel pumps and empty shelves will last two years and not the two months suggested by chancellor Rishi Sunak. And speaking of the 1970s, stagflation – that lethal and hard to cure combination of low-to-no growth and inflation – has been creeping back into economists’ vocabulary as a plausible risk triggered by the growing energy crisis.

Perfectly reasonable for the Prime Minister to go on holiday at this time. We can only imagine how exhausting it must be to constantly deny responsibility for every single thing he’s responsible for.
https://twitter.com/FenCoul/status/1447044672656920578/photo/1

The Conservative Party helped some of its friends get very, very wealthy off the pandemic. A scandal that demands answers
Good Law Project VIDEO (6 mins)
https://twitter.com/GoodLawProject

"a supply chain that is the envy of its rivals "
CHEERS m8

We are SAFE from his utter incompetence for a week

Just because U say U use a carer to help does not mean U qualify
They use companies that assess you and U have to be severely disabled.
I've heard they are incentivised to turn you down, hence the huge backlog of appeals

https://www.gov.uk/attendance-allowance

Their is a fat pig in no 10.

Attendance Allowance.. if you have a disability severe enough that you need someone to help look after you.
THEY decide if U qualify.....if U can walk a few feet you don't qualify

food going up 9% I've read
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