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I guess you must be on holiday, Muchaboutmoney?

Either that or you just don't have any answers.

Isn't that childish, N@$TyP!ck?

Clearly you were incapable of seeing yourself in the part, in the video, that points to 'People taking-in information through the prism of thought they already have'.

voilà

...appear very childish indeed when dismissing everything they disagree with as fake news. It's rather similar to those who resort to the filter button because they don't like what they've read.

Dr. David Reiss, who contributed to The Dangerous Case of Donald Trump, noted the immature nature of Trump's behavior in politics. He pointed out that Trump often attacks his opponents in ways that are not typical of adult political discourse, using name-calling and personal attacks rather than addressing policies. This behavior, according to Reiss, leads to trauma among supporters and opponents alike. Other psychologists have echoed this view years ago!

https://youtu.be/HgdTAFACABY?si=L-fbPQPoUYe6lwbm

I'm still waiting for a reply, Muchaboutmoney ?

There isn't much new information specifically about Rockhopper, but the ongoing instability in the Strait of Hormuz will drive attention towards securing alternative resources for the future.

In other news:

The Artemis spacecraft has entered the lunar sphere of gravity, a gigantic leap for mankind.

Trump has entered a new phase in his lunacy, a gigantic mess that the rest of the world will be expected to sort out!

Trump has made a swear-filled threat to attack Iran's infrastructure if the Strait of Hormuz isn't opened. If you've seen it, and how childish it is, you might be wondering how the rest of the world is seeing it.

Well, it's clear; the US has the most 'statesmanlike' president anyone has ever seen!

...if you’re as high as a kite or living on the moon while reading the Daily Mail.

Hopefully, it won't come to this but it's worrying.

"With aviation fuel stuck on the wrong side of the Strait of Hormuz, there is an increasing focus on how airlines would cope were supplies to start to dry up."

https://www.independent.co.uk/travel/news-and-advice/aviation-fuel-rationing-british-airways-easyjet-ryanair-b2951895.html

Muchaboutmoney, you noted Alister Strong (ii) suggesting that a close above 88p clears the path for £1.19, and if that point is exceeded, it may reach £1.58. You mentioned that £1.58 in the medium term, and much higher is possible, but that's quite vague. How realistic do you find this forecast, and what timeline do you foresee for it to occur?

Muchaboutmoney,

In answer to your question: 'Out of interest, what has drawn you to Rockhopper and to come on board?'

I originally invested in Desire about twenty years ago - and lost money. Those drilling operations kept turning out to be dry!

It was a learning curve. I also held RKH at the time and that proved profitable, I got out at the right time.

I'm drawn back to RKH (holding again) because of recent developments and if I were to sell now I would already be in profit. At the moment, I don't envisage this being a long term venture. Although, I'll see how things go over the next few months.

Muchaboutmoney, I appreciate your generous offer to boost my finances, but I’ve managed quite nicely on my own, thanks! Besides, we seem to be operating on different wavelengths here, old chap.

Exactly that 👍

Starting a sentence in lowercase and bad grammar are not confined to the thick - obviously 😄

muchaboutmoney,

i really couldn't care how successful you've been with your investments or what academic grades you may have achieved.

re: 'i frequently make spelling and punctuation mistakes in my posts because of autocorrect and typing on mobile devices when i'm busy.'

well that happens to the best of us, eh! i agree!

however, my assailant was the one calling others 'thick' and attempting to advocate the largely discredited idea of eugenics. eugenics is inherently tied to many ****** ideas and has a complex history that intersects with issues of race, class, and morality. it needed to be challenged, and it was.

that's not in any way a cheap shot, that's standing up to idiots who pedal nonsense.

Boot,

Do those eclipses in your posts point to a void between reality and fantasy? Or are they just emphasising the delightful dichotomy of your wonderfully perplexing thoughts?

Oh, and do take note:

Your writing contains several grammatical errors that need attention. First, remember to capitalise the first word of a sentence and proper nouns; for instance, “You're born with IQ” should include 'IQ' in uppercase. Additionally, your phrases, like “another obnoxious, thick liberal,” lack subjects, making them fragments rather than complete thoughts. It’s essential to use full sentences to convey your messages clearly. Consider restructuring sentences such as “created and enabled the chaos we are about to experience in Western democracies,” which also needs a subject and the proper capitalisation of 'Western.'

Wolfiebill,

It's likely Miliband was always onboard, the reluctance was just playing politics to ward off attacks from the Green Party. Government has expressed a desire to use a mix of energy sources from the outset.

On the plus side, DNLM is, arguably, gaining traction as analysts show increased confidence in its market position. With a steady fair value estimate of £11.93 per share, major firms like JPMorgan and Jefferies are adopting more bullish stances, suggesting that the current share price has solid support.

Well, at least Trump is well educated. He's probably, in his own mind, the best educated person on the planet. Nobody has ever seen anyone so well educated before. It's clear where Trump got his ideas from, in his failed attempt to open the Strait of Homuz.

He's been studying great British traffic control icons:

www.dailymotion.com/video/x34hqvg

Trump is busy criticising Europe/UK leaders on their weak proposal to open the Strait of Homuz. What hrs really saying is, 'I've failed, but it's your fault'.

He doesn't understand respect and diplomatic approaches.

Now the orange idiot wants to walk away. This is remarkably like Trump's attempts this far 👇

https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x34hqvg

Miliband is poised to authorise the first major North Sea gasfield project in a decade.

There was never much doubt about this move. The postponement was simply to deflect criticism from the Green Party, as the government's position has always supported a varied energy mix.

Ryanair is already exiting some airports entirely. Although it claims it's due to disputes with local authorities over charges. It appears that a bigger picture is emerging with the closing of the Strait of Hormuz being the key problem.

https://www.glasgowlive.co.uk/news/ryanair-cuts-flights-spain-portugal-33710141