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We need to do a meet up with KS present and form some sort of pressure group.

Ask questions in public arenas with full disclosure, if they fail to reply, well they do have a fiduciary duty which I feel will be their achilles heel at some point. How can they justify their moth balled projects with millions spent and now CS whilst making a mess of WN.

'Step in the right direction for sure.'

Yes two steps forward and 1 3/4 step back and left staring in the direction we wish to go.

We really need to get the USA venture off the ground for revenue streams and stability.

Dividends?

@vinnie.

‘ No figures on new products, no news, no positivity, no explanation of delay in RNS. Woeful PR management’

How deep are your losses?

Ok I did tests with another provider of these services and got my results back advising me to go and see my doctor, they sent me for their tests and it came back within tolerance as the testing equipment they use is to of a higher standard.

Think of an oxi meter you buy for £20 or £30 which shows levels below 92% then the paramedics turn up with a couple of thousand pound machine and it is normal.

As for Dr John Campbell, who I have been told is not a medical Doctor but has a doctorate in nursing unless I can be corrected. I don’t take his advice to be honest.

what is happening with *******stan ha ha ha , thought that was the oil game changer

The odds are against us, everybody is looking in pastures for the yellow cake and the copper market is in the doldrums.

If there was uranium worth mining the speed to get there will be fast to beat others entering the market, if we move slow then draw a different conclusion.

Fingers crossed we get good grades throughout.

Well said Uggy100,

These pair have a fiduciary duty and if it was not for the Shell payments they would not have a leg to stand on.

So this is a great watch on broken energy

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GUM2FSuqOoE

So what is Ribera’s answers to the magnitude of problems confronting the people of Spain?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2zi-G9ZsSJY

The Spanish people have the right to ask why they have not got cheap and green abundant energy for manufacturing to make themselves competitive on the world stage!

She is a fool and dangerous individual.

Just think if they had enriching facilities and nuclear power stations they could send a lot to Africa and have a good part of that continent under their sphere of influence for trade and relations. I am beyond bewildered at Spanish policy, these are fools in government.

Hang on a different Zenith to us,

https://zenithenergy.nl/

Wasn’t the Dutch subsidiary set up for Yemen or was it something different?

I never knew we had anything on the Emerald Isle?

I can’t remember the last time I posted on here.

However I still see covidiots are still believing and hiding behind the sofa.

‘ Was only talking about EVs with friends in the pub after todays walk.’

Did you hold hands and wow you returned back to the Man in Space!

‘ RE: US Army CONTRACT for 385 million dollars18 Jan 2024 09:05

Shall I turn the lights off?’

Well as you know what happens in the Man in Space stays in the Man in Space!

Did you use a Rich Tea or a Malted Milk?

The EV Freeze

Meanwhile, here in the US, electric vehicles (EVs) are struggling with the freezing winter temperatures. Drivers in Chicago reported their batteries dying much faster than usual due to the severe cold.

One of the major problems with EVs is batteries. There is nothing environmentally friendly about making or disposing of these expensive power sources.

They limit a vehicle’s range, and recharging them isn’t nearly as fast as filling up your gas-powered car at a nearby station.

There is a lot of money to be made by perpetuating the New Green Scam. The U.S. government has spent billions of dollars to support EVs, with subsidies to companies producing them and tax breaks for people driving them. In fact, it was recently reported the Biden administration and the Department of Energy colluded to rig estimated gas mileage from EVs. Tesla was a huge beneficiary of this.

EVs are fueled mostly by electricity from coal-burning power plants.

It’s clear EVs are not an efficient solution to carbon emissions. Yet policymakers still push the “climate crisis” narrative — jeopardizing our entire standard of living by insisting we switch to inferior power sources and modes of transportation.

Farmers Fight the Green New Scam

UPDATESJanuary 19, 2024Jim Rickards

The Green New Scammers are hard at work at home and abroad.

If you are unfamiliar, the Green New Scam is a set of government proposals designed to fight the “climate change crisis.” ​​If enacted, these laws would impose radical changes on nearly every facet of society, costing companies billions of dollars while diminishing our standard of living. You can read more in my intelligence file, here.

German farmers recently took to the streets of Berlin, clogging the main thoroughfares with their tractors to protest fuel subsidy cuts. They were soon joined by German truck drivers.

The purpose of the demonstration is to denounce increased tolls for CO2 emissions, proposed cuts to agricultural diesel relief, and vehicle tax exemptions.

Similar protests have taken place across Europe. Earlier this week, French farmers converged on the city of Toulouse and dumped piles of manure in front of government buildings. Last month, Irish dairy farmers, angry at nitrogen restrictions, marched with their cows to the offices of three government ministries.

European climate alarmists are pushing for full-blown mandates that will hamstring businesses and reduce the standard of living. Thankfully, the farmers are fighting back.

I can’t be bothered to look back at the rns’s but were’nt we invoked with bigger plays out there, what has happened to them?

My principal worry is, we are now committed to a copper mine in the EU under it's jurisdiction which means extreme ESG which probably means it is unprofitable to mine unless we have ridiculous market prices for copper. I hope we can unwind our position somehow and why we did not go looking or a uranium mine in Kazakhstan or Africa instead - can we still do it? Copper or Uranium and copper was the choice!

Kicking myself at not selling out at the 5p mark and 5 bagged, I felt 8p to 10p was the target to sell out half of my holdings.

I have no idea what the Kosovan venture will bring to the table, everyone is out of patience.

'How many of the people contributing to the discussion around the future fuel for cars actually owns or drives an EV?'

No and I never will due to safety and costs!

Ferries are also banning hybrid and hydrogen cars, I read an article by a guy who had an hydrogen car and it took him ages to fill it up due to the nozzle freezing up, he got fed up of taking 60 mins to fill his car up with hyrdogen.

Whereas I believe fuels have to be cleaner to reduce air pollution, having been to Cuba and stood next to Russian diesel engines belching out smoke I would say that is undesirable.

As for climate change, sorry I am not convinced in that. For me as investment thesis I am abandoning it and I have made to many losses on it now and it requires so much government subsidy for measure people do not want intruding into their lives.

Do I agree with small electric vehicles in place like London, Manchester or Birmingham with petrol vehicles limited of course.

There are some totally moronic out of touch comments on this thread!

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-02-19/f1-will-never-switch-to-electric-ceo-tells-italian-newspaper?leadSource=uverify%20wall

Formula 1 is developing a zero-emission petrol for 2026

Domenicali criticizes dogmatic approach to energy transition

The get out clause will suddenly be zero-emission petrol engines that governments will fall back on.

Mind you that is if you believe in government!

https://www.bracknellnews.co.uk/news/national/24047829.electric-bus-fleet-temporarily-withdrawn-south-london-following-fire/

https://www.reuters.com/business/autos-transportation/hertz-sell-about-20000-evs-us-fleet-2024-01-11/

As said elsewhere ferry companies will not transport them, sea water and extreme fire risk.

If anyone believes that Luton Aiport was a diesel car fire I will leave them with that belief!

Electric batteries stored on car floors get damaged by speed ramps and just general driving, this may not cause a problem straight away but causes a reaction that can cause the battery to explode days later. Buses bouncing up and down with weight over a battery which needs stability does not work does it.

But if people want to be childish and moronic they are welcome to it.

Yes even more drilling, this share is a drillers dream.