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Crypto exchange BitMart confirms hack resulting in loss of $150 million in crypto - withdrawals suspended

https://www.theblockcrypto.com/linked/126367/crypto-exchange-bitmart-reportedly-hacked-for-100-million

He speaks with forked tongue - the SPAC raised the money before any mention of a deal with him was announced. Those are the rules of a SPAC. Trump is just a grifter, albeit a successful one.

cuddo,

That is a serious allegation of market abuse that if true could result in jail time. Are you sure you want to make unfounded allegations on a public bulletin board?

Seems Adrian free at the moment?

You are a coward if you resort to childish antics to avoid reality.

Cuddo,

What you should consider is the effect of the placings on the share price. From Yanis2005's 14h28 post yesterday, ANGS has raised a little over £5m and doubled the shares in issue since June 2019. The share price was 4p then... The effect of raising £5m has been a reduction is share price of over 80% and a reduction of m/cap of over £12m when one would have hoped for an increase in m/cap.

Value destroyed is £17m; share price down over 80%. History is not judging the Lord well.

eh? I think it is always on... you just dial 1572

https://www.bt.com/help/security/bt-call-protect----how-to-----guide

1572 on bt - blocks last received call number

Bomb squad called to ER after a patient turned up with a WWII artillery shell lodged in his rectum, police say

https://www.insider.com/uk-man-wwii-shell-lodged-in-rectum-bomb-squad-called-2021-12

The latest TWiV podcast includes a segment [about 15 minutes in] that discusses 'recovery in T-cell depleted macaques' and a 'peptide for induction of T cell immunity'.

https://www.microbe.tv/twiv/twiv-837/

It might be of interest, bearing in mind Scancell's vaccine approach.

Are the placings being used to generate oil or pay wages?

I inadvertently blocked my bank… The next time they tried to send me a passcode for internet banking, I could not receive it and I got locked out of my account until I cleared all the numbers blocked on my phone line.

If a poster thinks that 'people need to chill the fek out' why would said poster have posted over 300 times on this share in the last 30 days? That level of posting is indicative of someone worried about their investment. But then, the share price is down 22% over the month so maybe it all makes sense?

https://www.google.com/finance/quote/ANGS:LON?window=1M

ocelot 2 Dec:

'It looks as if Saltfleetby is raising Angus's profile within the industry and establishing its reputation and credibility amongst its peers.'

3 Dec - Angus announce a discounted placing of £800k and only raise £750k.

Conclusion - are they as credible as ocelot and his Strong Buy opinion?

This is what happens when you whip up nationalism and xenophobia - some extremists would rather everybody die from drowning than save save boat people. They seem to forget that 'boat people' are often fishermen; those brave souls that they fought Brexit for?

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/dec/03/rnli-takes-down-its-website-after-suspected-hacking-attempt

"The Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) has taken down its website after “suspicious activity” and said its staff had been sent threatening emails.

The charity’s website was reduced to a pared-back landing page on Friday afternoon after a suspected hacking attempt.

On the same day it said it had reminded its staff and volunteers to stay safe after threats were sent to workers. It said the threats had been reported to police.

The charity has come under increasing criticism from anti-migrant groups over its role in saving lives in the Channel, as people continue to attempt to cross from France in small boats.

Far-right party Britain First is among those to have attacked the RNLI, encouraging people to message the charity to tell it to stop saving people who get into difficulty trying to cross to England.

On 25 November, 27 people died when their craft sank after leaving French shores."

https://twitter.com/CivisEuropeae/status/1466558724890189824/photo/1

White / privileged

https://unherd.com/thepost/inside-australias-covid-internment-camp/

The same woman most probably supported jailing illegal migrants on a remote island for trying to escape persecution and get to Australia. She might not like the rules, but she lied to the authorities about a covid test when she would have known the rules for transgressions. My understanding is that the area around Darwin has little hospital care facilities, so a serious outbreak would break the entire medical system.

Should her "right" to lie about a test greater than the "right" of a road traffic accident casualty or heart attack victim to have access to a scare resource of medical care?

pop goes the weasle?

[This is said to describe spending all your money on drink in the pub and subsequently pawning your suit to raise some more.]

635 days now.... not that I am counting