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I support your freedom of speech. Fear we need the neocons to breath life into this.

I'm not a Trump fan but people thinking that what's left of Biden is supporting democracy leaves me gobsmacked. It's almost as if this share attracted people with some slightly problematical thinking!

Weeks ago that this story should be on the news. Rishi wants more investment and savings but I’ve come to a very different conclusion. ‘Crypto’ is ‘unregulated’! Heard time and again. Perhaps it is but the situation is far worse than that. I won’t say any more.

I will trade things as I see them in a chart rather than as I hope them to be. I made a lot of money at the outset that way and then I thought I could make more by being clever. Nope! Conclusion - follow the chart. This is game on again as a breach above 1.45. Wish I'd made these observations and respected them years ago.

If anybody is looking to invest in Georgia beyond the colossal commitments made so far then allow me to recommend Saparavi wine which I found in Marks and S this morning. It retails at a mere £10 and the reward in this case is immediate and very, very satisfying. Support Georgia, support their farmers, get sloshed I say.

There has been an awful lot of time to have actioned in so many ways. My personal attitude, rightly or wrongly, was to put this down as a big mistake. If you do not have the same attitude as myself, which is understandable and is obviously your right to even have a large or small variation of this thought process, then the obvious thing to do would be to action advice, pursue direct communication from the company (albeit in perhaps a futile sense), research the situation yourself or seek communication from others. No part of me resents Looed's efforts, comments or the process that prompts his contributions - I'm simply very grateful. There sure is good reason to be unhappy here but if you are not reconciled to losing all your money then I encourage you to do what you think you can do about it. I'll be perhaps uncomfortably blunt: - we have have been bent over with our pants around our ankles for 5 years and it looks like some have only just seen that we are vulnerable. I've been expecting an un-lubed black mamba to be inserted at any moment. If it transpires that I receive a tickle then I will never stop laughing.

I have had 4 shares this year that have built the wrong thing in the wrong place and led to a price that has led to the company being bought for scraps. I have always thought the FCA are a major part of the problem of the wholesale corruption sweeping most of the western world. I'm done with my ISA at the right point. Tax free on fleecing is a joke.

Not wishing to be a killjoy but SN had no real choice about paying. He signed those promises and that was that. There was no point in dilly dallying was there? It's the context of other matters being wrapped up that has roused some optimism isn't it?

I was thinking I liked the oil and gas sector and I was deciding between BP or a more exciting run with JSE. Did I choose wrong.

I can't argue with that.

Go kick the cat. Any cat. Nothing against cats btw.

It looks like Gina Miller was debanked herself. Disgusting. You see how that works? You look at the bigger picture and ask yourself whether this is a good thing in the long term - that we shut people up like this? This is such a simple and obvious idea. People turning a blind eye or even cheering on the silencing. marginalisation etc of alternative views are a disgrace. Let's get back to how it was before and have a discussion or even an argument. Brexit has pros and cons - I know! I must be an extremist! A no deal was probably a better negotiating position - outrageous! Trump was one of the most militarily peaceful US presidents of modern history - I'm definitely a fascist! What happened to people's brains? It's become completely normal to ignore basic privacy issues - the government/s decided medical privacy that had existed for centuries was no longer valid. People are now saying banking conduct here based on 38 pages of political condemnation and a breach of details, for the benefit of news reporting on the BBC, is no big deal. Maitliss saying Farage was priviliged and ignoring thousands of other account holders too that have been kicked out. Well you have no excuses.

I've sent my SAR yesterday and I've related it to social media lists and government lists to boot. I hope all messed up corporations that forgot about having a profit as a main requirement will get a good kicking. My account was closed for 'lack of funds' and no conversation ever took place to discuss the funds that would make NatWest happy. I very much hope this is a new age PPI issue because I'd very much like to see a good kick aimed at the whatsits.

There is another SAR coming in three weeks related to social media.

24 hrs to reopen my bank account or I'll be sending an SAR tomorrow. A mountain of paperwork for a bank run by someone who thinks it's okay to breach client confidentiality - I don't see how this can't be proved if Simon Jack is brought to court. And if any document shows this is related to social media then the dung is going to hit the dyson.

I get quite excited about gushers.

Disagree. We spent around 500bn on Covid and furlough. Matters such as this are important for the direction of the country in terms of diversifying industry and becoming a little more independent. When I see this it only confirms that the powers that be have not signed up to that independence idea.

Good point Aurora - In Russia you need a full medical by a dominatrix wearing marigolds to get certified to have a swim.

Can we please not reply to the trolls - it has been absolutely tedious for quite some period. We have read it all and we have made our decisions irrespective. Don't throw the monkey's any nuts.

.....Steve Nicandros has kids to carry this on. And I hope he's briefed them at the dinner table each night.