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A typical election held within the EU these days, it was the expected result.

Total destruction of the political system within the nation state political construct, where nothing works.

The eu model is city states within regions of the union.

I remember listening to a podcast where someone said investing in mines in the eu is something to be avoided due to the permitting issues and beaurocracy, hence they would not be putting a cent/penny into BKY.

Matnotan, Margaret Thatcher once said that "The trouble with Socialism is that eventually you run out of other people's money."

Issuing of the permits aside and bearing in mind it’s a weak coalition that will be formed, as expected, how many elections in the last fours years is it 3?

Spain will end up like Greece selling everything to stay afloat or go like Venezuela, which I doubt the eu will allow.

Politically speaking, interesting times indeed.

Mind you how does a pro Catalonia party constitutionally work in a Madrid national government, if they are selected to prop the socialists up.

Here was me thinking the UK political system was in disarray.

>I just wonder what Spain is going to do for energy in the 2020s, solar and wind?

As for soup turning to mud, is old delightfulla’s soup bowl queefing away?

No I know what it is, you are an Apricot soup man, not to sweet and a little bit of a bitter tart after taste.

http://allrecipes.co.uk/recipe/1333/cumin-and-apricot-red-lentil-soup.aspx

"Matnotan may further enlighten us here?"

Oh for some odd reason we have not seen him gloating on here for a while, perhaps his soup has gone sour!

ok ok how will this section 232 where the grabembythepussy is the commander in chief, going to effect the uranium price?

ok enough about pussy grabbing and the soup conundrum that was put forward:-

"Buy hold or sell, or just keep slurping the soup? fiik"

Well that just depends on how the soup tastes I guess, if it is a beautiful light white creamy soup in its prime around 26 years old tasting like a peach melba yoghurt with a peach schnapps after taste then keep on slurping. One would want the court case to proceed like a Kafkaesque trial and continue slurping from the amber nectar soup bowl for life.

"The soup thickens...."

Yes this is the problem, if it is a bitter old soup that smells of crabs and tastes really salty its going to be an acrid 60 year old plus serving. Not something to be proud of but we know where it belongs, you can guarantee old delightfulla has been a communal soup offering over the years and its bitterness is effecting judgement!

Easyp - Sir I tip my soup bowl at you and doff my hat, for I agree to.

I’m actually thinking to travel out there and have a site visit once work commences, it will be fun, as a ceremonial gestures I’d like my picture take with a shovel for the first dig.

I may be in the wrong ball park with this,

But maybe it was the Oman deal that has actually caused problems. Maybe the protestors would not have got a platform for this deal?

Maybe it is that which needs addressing for the licence to be looked on favourably.

"I think that in time the unfounded paranoia over the use of nuclear power will subside. The statistics and research
are there for all to see, if people want to."

Its just been used as an excuse to stop BKY mining there. under different circumstances these useful idiots would not have been selected.

"It may take quite some time, probably a nationally self-inflicted energy crisis, to reinforce this point."

Well they have been warned, perhaps their pride has been hurt that they made a mess of uranium extraction in the location some years prior!

"It would take a very narrow minded view to suggest that all is fine with the future of energy generation; no oil, no gas, no coal, no nuclear..? "

Wishful thinking solar and wind power will see them through!

"There has been no coherent or realistic alternative energy policy put forward..or have I missed something?"

Perhaps they are fully subscribed members to the Ocasio-Cortez school of silly?

I wonder how much nuclear electricity they will be buying from the French nuclear grid on the quiet in the years to come?

Matnotan climb down off your hobby horse and let some one else take a ride, anyhow how much nuclear electricity does Germany take from the French grid?

Yes easyp at some point market forces will force some sort of action.

>No fossil fuel cars on the roads by which year?

Yes just ask Mr Buffet,

"Quite a lot of this is in English"

-So it was not a soup recipe after all!

"current minority government leaves office,"

-There is discontent around the Spanish camp fire,
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/spain-catalonia-protest-madrid-pedro-sanchez-socialists-plaza-de-colon-a8772401.html

"The hope is the Spanish judiciary is properly competent and independent"

If its anything like the UK Government then I fear not. The whole of the eu is a corrupt protectionist racket and as long as Brexit rumbles on then this will rumble on as well in my opinion.

If BKY, through the will of God or whatever, secure the permits and start digging in your territory.

Will you still keep posting on here or sulk of and disappear up your own back side?

Your pathological loathing is interesting to observe.

True colours?

Just De Gaulle accurately summing it up, what on earth are we doing it the eu and why wont you kick us out. If we remain we are just going to make a pigs breakfast of it all and destroy it within.

Anyhow time to dip my bread in some vintage Spanish soup, do you object?

It is God's will that an Anglo Commonwealth enterprise mines in your back garden,

Just ask King Philip who said it was God's will that the English always win XXxx

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lMpigAUQt_4

I was part of the MARL ride and enjoying owning Sandstorm on the Canadian Exchange now.

Im invested four times greater in AAU, a game changer to say the least.

Its going to be interesting over the coming years if AAU will be split up or sold as a whole.

Broxburn - what if we all borrow his soup bowl and all dip our bread in it on his drive way?

desertjoe,

"My two kids currently work for global entities in UK and most of their similarly aged (30s) Brit colleagues did not want Brexit. For what it's worth mine are facing re-deployment (to Germany and Spain) if it happens, or they can opt to return to the USA.. That's reality ! ('nuff said)."

"I have a daughter and a son. They pay tax primarily to the country in which they spend around 180 days of the year...currently that is the United Kingdom. "

"she "works" in law enforcement and her hubby has a "special clearance" too. .they'd most likely enjoy taking you out"

Quite amazing to say the least,

" 'cos I reckon you've overstayed any welcome you ever had."

I was actually on here before you, were you part of the clique that came over from another message board?

hey desertjoe where in England does your daughter work, id like to take her out to dinner,

@Broxburn68 - do you think matnotan will be like this if BKY secures all its permits?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KVGUOnP6UeY

My friends and I had a Soup party the weekend just gone, we came across a classic Spanish soup recipe but could not decide on a name for it just at that moment.

The party commenced once 'old delightfulla' the local vintage communal soup bowl was wheeled out for us all to dip our bread into.

She is an obliging old bowl, although actually someone else's property. Im not sure if he minded about it or not, but I did scratch El Draque down the side for posterity.

Some had fluffy bread but as we started dipping, the soup was so loverly we then moved onto the hard batton style bread, bon appetit it was loverly.

Then one of my friends turned up with the largest wholemeal batton Ive ever seen and I told him to just tuck in and dip away. He insisted we put on some music for the soup party and pulled up this song on his phone:-
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y1MQ95FhgUE

All good parties come to an end and 'old delightfulla' started to dry up, there was no soup left, so we decided to pass it back to her owner.

It was then when I saw all the soup sploshes over the place I decided on a name for this classic Spanish soup recipe - Bukkake!