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Trump's lawyer being sued for defamation has a novel excuse - 'No Reasonable Person’ Would Think My Conspiracies Were Facts!

Pity they helped cause a deadly riot, but why were these people unreasonable [hint - they were red necks fed a diet of lies and fake news and q-anon nonsense].

https://www.thedailybeast.com/sidney-powell-says-no-reasonable-person-would-think-her-election-fraud-claims-were-statements-of-fact?ref=home?ref=home

Well done; thanks for letting people know. Post recommended.

U.S. Supreme Court rebuffs Facebook appeal in user tracking lawsuit

"The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday turned away Facebook Inc’s bid to pare back a $15 billion class action lawsuit accusing the company of illegally tracking the activities of internet users even when they are logged out of the social media platform."

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-court-facebook/u-s-supreme-court-rebuffs-facebook-appeal-in-user-tracking-lawsuit-idUSKBN2BE1TX

They have a little under 3 billion 'monthly active users' - to lose that many supposed accounts must have an effect on advertising revenue. I live in hope...

'PIs are in no position to suggest a change of management strategy.'

This is not correct - the law specifies that 5% of the shareholder votes can call an EGM to vote on a resolution put forward. It does not require a single shareholder to hold the shares; a group of shareholders can band together to force the meeting and vote.

mick-b,

They will just print the money until inflation is out of control. Doris and his TEN Friends are going to copy - it is a great way of transferring national debt onto the poorest whose assets and savings lose value. And you can keep boasting about spending record amounts every year even though you are spending less and less in real terms every year.

Great figures from Doris and his TEN Friends - we do not want those pesky foreigners eating and drinking our goodies do we? They must be so proud to take these stats into the local elections.

'Whisky, cheese and chocolate producers have suffered the biggest post-Brexit export losses in the food and drink sector, new figures from HMRC have shown.

Analysis of the figures by the Food and Drink Federation (FDF) shows that cheese exports in January plummeted from £45m to £7m year on year, while whisky exports nosedived from £105m to £40m. Chocolate exports went from £41.4m to just £13m, a decline of 68%.

They put the collapse in trade down to a combination of Brexit and weaker demand in Europe, where restaurants, hotels and other hospitality outlets remain closed.

Exports of some other goods such as salmon and beef almost stopped altogether, with declines of 98% and 92% respectively, but by value they were the 7th and 4th biggest losers of the top 10 exports to the EU.

https://www.theguardian.com/business/2021/mar/22/data-shows-collapse-of-uk-food-and-drink-exports-post-brexit

"Turkey have $140bn in short-term foreign debt, falling due in the next 12 months, but net reserves stand at only $10.9bn. A related but more distant risk is that the government might resort to capital controls."

https://www.economist.com/europe/2021/03/22/turkey-faces-a-currency-crisis-after-erdogan-sacks-his-central-banker

It will be a shame if UKOG make money in Turkey but end up in a situation where they cannot get the money out of the country.

Now that we are "free" from Europe thanks to Brokeit [Brexit?] we are now able to avoid State Aid rules and invest in strategic industries like tax avoidance [Germany must be the cheapest option and the CONservatives always want to avoid raising money through taxes as it gives them a free pass for their mishandling of... [take your pick; there is enough to chose from].

Now that Cameron's Gravy Boat [Greensill Capital] has grounded are there any Chums left to benefit from UK Steel? A cynic might say that and tax avoidance would explain letting a German company build UK tanks.

"Clean-energy stocks have surged in the past year, raising alarm bells on Wall Street, which considers the gains too frothy -- but this latest rally ain’t nothing but a blip compared with the boom and bust experienced by the sector at the turn of the millennium.

Plug Power Inc. and FuelCell Energy Inc. are just two examples of companies that have soared in the past 12 months, having gained more than 10-fold since March 2020 in a reflection of growing investor enthusiasm for the fuel cells used in electric vehicles and power plants."

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-03-22/plug-power-and-fuelcell-boom-raises-specter-of-2000-bust?srnd=premium-europe

A few UK companies seem to be in the same boat?

Atlas just got 100m shares to flip at 0.08p and people are paying over 0.14p for them - whatever idol they worship might be receiving flowers, incense, beer and whisky today.

Thanks for the link - it says 12 °c and Partly cloudy. And someone had the cheek to post that it was 'Still snowing in Resan' an hour and a half ago.

You might think that they would have checked the weather forecast like you did?

What some of the Rampers do not get is that if they did not keep posting lies and disinformation some who are less enthusiastic about the current share price would have little incentive to post; instead their posts rile enough for their errors to be posted out which just reminds people where this company is at the moment.

Which is that they need funds to pursue their ambitions as well as to keep afloat as not enough oil is currently being produced. As the company has a history of raising funds at a discount or through convertible loans [aka death spiral financing] there is little incentive for a new shareholder to buy in or for an existing shareholder to 'average down'.

And as long as this is politely stated Admin is unlikely to remove the posts no matter how many complain; it just leaves the option of posting that you are going to Filter the offenders in the hope that others will do so and help hide reality.

Bit sad... Maybe someone will start putting a value on all the wonderful tax losses being steadily built up?

A bit like the share price?

Rookie91,

There is not much else left for rampers to post to support their Buy recommendation; but even a new poster such as yourself can see through the post.

Brutal - do the rampers spin this as a good price to top up yet again?

Maybe they should wait until the next discounted placing is out of the way; if it is death spiral financing they there is nothing left to ramp.

What are the odds that The Speaker starts by moaning about GOV announcing news in the media instead of coming to Parliament? No doubt he has already received a number of Points of Order. A bit like announcing in The Times that they are taking over the GOV of Liverpool which Bob the Builder [of personal fortune] will announce on Wednesday.

Doris and his TEN Friends seem to think that they are above not only the Law but the decency of the Land. Some of his Idiot Backbenchers [the ERG?] are eventually going to throw their dummies out and clog the gears of GOV. It is a bit ironic that the laws devised to clamp down on BLM and XR are likely to be targeted as these are the laws that they would secretly love to see passed - passive anti-green and anti-black steps that they would normally never stand in the way of.

Maybe Doris will throw them some anti-dog-napping-meat so they can show their Constituents how 'effective' they are as their representatives [IDS being a prime example].

Trump Shows Off New ‘Hand Enlargement’ Surgery To Red Neck Protesters

https://www.flake.news/now/2020/11/16/trump-shows-off-new

Texas Legalizes Smoking At Gas Stations - Most Texans support the new law designed to keep "foreign influence" out.

https://gishgallop.com/texas-legalizes-cigarette-smoking-gas-stations/

Trump Vows To Appeal Supreme Court Decision On Taxes

http://moronmajority.com/trump-vows-to-appeal-supreme-court-decision-on-taxes/

I still have about 6 months supply of toilet paper

"There’s no question that there’s a global shortage of computer chips. What we don’t fully know is how much of it is caused by hoarding. As with other essential supplies—toilet paper and gasoline, to name two—people tend to over-order when they fear running out. That generates phantom demand. Suppliers that don’t realize the demand is fleeting can ramp up production too much, leading to the bust in a boom-bust cycle. “We believe the industry may be over-shipping to true demand,” senior analyst Chris Rolland of Susqehanna Investment Group wrote in a client note that was cited by Bloomberg earlier this month."

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-03-19/here-s-why-computer-chips-are-like-toilet-paper-and-gasoline?srnd=premium-europe

The market has shown its appreciation of the latest strong man move by Erdogan - the £ will go a bit further there now:

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-03-21/turkey-bulls-are-wrong-footed-after-central-bank-hawk-s-ouster?srnd=premium-europe