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JSP123,

'Could you perhaps explain how they should have tested it.'

The tests will need to be done of thousands of cycles of charging and discharging; that is why the current results, whilst promising, are still meaningless.

From the RNS: "The Amitsoq graphite anode performed well against all studied parameters, was very stable and had no signs of damage or loss of capacity after several cycles of both short and intensive charging."

Results from 'several cycles' are unimportant when a battery is designed for thousands of charging cycles.

It looks like the US will be starting strategic bombing tonight against Iranian proxy assets and the infrastructure that supplies them. Agenda Free TV starts coverage at 11h10:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=luLnx6XbiNk

#FAFO

Kenny,

The 'break through' battery uses Indium; at around $5000 per ounce they might as well be using Vibranium.

You will soon not have to worry about that pesky food price inflation on food from Europe anymore... the new border controls will make sure the food rots before it gets here.

Turnips all round

This is kenny pawn... The YouTuber Wandering Turnip has started a new series about British craftsmen. His first video is about a furniture maker in the Dales who seems to have a bit of an obsession with British woodworking tools.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YPsHpxIZBqU

An optimistic video from someone who has been doing videos documenting the death of the high street.

BlueGlow,

'What about the future!'

There is no future for the CONservatives; it is all about minimising election losses and piling up 5h!t for Labour to have to deal with; literally piling it up and pumping it into the rivers and onto the beaches.

When Churchill said "we will fight them on the beaches" few realised he was prophesying the the looming 5h!t wars.

This will be a blow to property funds / prices

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2024/jan/30/ministers-plan-to-push-english-councils-to-sell-assets-to-plug-budget-holes-condemned

£30 billion firesale

Using decent news aggregators help

https://www.drudgereport.com/

https://news.ycombinator.com/

And over 5/1 available for an April / June election on Betfair at the moment. If I had not stopped gambling, I would have £50 on April/June as the option seems way overpriced... 5/1 represents a probability of 16%; I would say the true probability is close to 50%, so there seems a mismatch of epic proportions.

https://www.betfair.com/exchange/plus/politics/market/1.218024805

The new 'Brexit border rules will hit UK supply chains, food industry warns...The introduction of the new border controls, with physical inspection beginning from the end of April, will see European companies facing the pain of border bureaucracy for the first time since the EU-UK post-Brexit trade deal came into force in January 2021.

The British government has delayed the introduction of the checks five times since 2021, but now says the border is essential to both deliver biosecurity and level the playing field for British business in its interactions with Europe."

https://www.ft.com/content/6d83c96b-109f-4d6c-a7f9-57626a135bd8

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https://archive.ph/UAuuG

This is going to create havoc; $unak needs to get the general election out of the way before voters see just how badly fücked they are thanks to Doris's 'oven ready deal'. Even better, lose the election and then blame the problems on the new Labour GOV. When $unak says he expects an autumn election, do you believe him?

BlueGlow,

"fiscally prudent traditionalists" - in the last 14 years GOV has borrowed £1.5 trillion whilst unfunded pension liabilities have rocketed. And, all that borrowing has left us with bankrupt councils, run down public housing, a broken NHS, a creaking Grid and 5h!t in the rivers. They may claim to be "fiscally prudent traditionalists" but they have not walked the walk.

Dominic Grieve or a Rory Stewart can now sit comfortably in the Starmer tent, even though they would be on the right of the aisle. Grieve and Stewart actually believed in governing for the people, not self-enrichment from public office; I see that in Starmer.

The next GOV will inherit a mess that will take time to heal. I have faith that the small changes that Labour would put in place would add up. Things like not giving billion £ contracts to mates; not accepting donations from Ruzzians that influence policies, not stirring culture wars to distract voters etc. Small changes will result in a happier and healthier nation, and a happier and healthier nation will be more productive and generate more taxes, driving a virtuous circle.

The Tories are running on Labour not having a plan and shouting over anybody who tries to explain the plan; just being honest in GOV will be a better plan than has been delivered over the last decade and a bit.

We have already had Trump light; Boris was a disaster and as we do not have a presidential system the Tories were able to give him the boot.

Suzy Dilly

@DillySuzy

Adam has withdrawn from our SAB as his expertise is at a little later stage than many projects discussed at it. Although we continue to discuss the science and he assures me he'll be on hand should later stage projects come through, or when our own candidates get to those stages

https://twitter.com/DillySuzy/status/1752005193909055924

And their money...?

https://www.csis.org/blogs/brexit-bits-bobs-and-blogs/did-russia-influence-brexit

Or as Bill Browder has to say

“Over the last 23 years, Russian money completely corrupted the British establishment,” says Browder. From lawyers to bankers, he explains, there are a variety of sectors that profited off Russian money and, while this isn’t a large proportion of Britain’s population, the beneficiaries in question were highly influential, many of them connected to the political class.

“You have members of the House of Lords who are on the payroll of Russia, you have people who have left parliament to go on the payroll of Russia and you have people who have left government to do so,” Browder says, citing no names. When Browder refers to the payroll of Russia, he means that of the oligarchs who act as proxies for the Kremlin.

https://archive.ph/lrYrr

Troajan,

It is a "brexit benefit" - now you can buy UK stocks cheaper... just like how brexit made food and clothing cheaper and ended NHS wait lists. All thanks to the magnificent political leadership shown by our long standing prime ministers.

GOP hawks press Biden to target Iran directly over soldiers' deaths

https://www.axios.com/2024/01/28/gop-biden-iran-soldier-deaths

$unak needs a war to distract from his failures; Biden has an election to win; Bibi needs an excuse to bomb Iran's nuclear facilities. I see danger ahead.

Investors? More like gamblers... 10am and 500 posts. People who get spiked deserve to spend time licking their wounds.

HE1 - 500 posts on a Sunday... If they want DO$H now is the time for a Spiv placing as the Spivs will be able to flip them whilst the share is hot.

Agenda Free TV is covering this: "3 US Soldiers Killed in Iran-Backed Drone Attack in Jordan - LIVE Breaking News Coverage"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J2BKh2rTkyk

Tricky for Biden...

British? All Tata brands except MG, which is Chinese.