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Am I right in thinking khaleda Zia was very much pro phulbari?

Do we know his stance on phulbari?

The students want this guy.

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2024/8/6/bangladesh-protesters-want-nobel-laureate-muhammad-yunus-to-lead-government

Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

Cybermoron - wrong again. its the complete opposite - in fact especially where china are concerned. remember this:

https://edition.cnn.com/2015/05/19/asia/gallery/china-nail-houses/index.html

they will build whatever / wherever and will plough on regardless of opposition. expect phulbari to get the go ahead with china involvement

I was think along those lines Hawkspear. a few things didnt add up at the time... cutting her visit a day short, china payment a few million instead of the billions expected... certainly looks obvious now.

Plenty of buying today - nice big chunky 650k buy at way over the ask 3.845 and then it ticks down... hmmm still the games continue

Hi Digit4lis - apologies didnt mean to sound abrupt. my point is a lot of these articles being posted are talking about the fact bangladesh needs more home produced energy but its not coal they are talking about - the one you posted talks about them exploring for natural gas as an alternative to importing. thats going to take many many more years to extract rather than the two years it will take to get coal out of phulbari. im not having a go at you, just getting a little frustrated that the licence to a very large and high quailty coal resource at phulbari seems to be getting ignored. im sure will will get our green light eventually but seems like solving their energy crisis they're barking up the wrong tree currently.

It’s all about gas and LNG. Coal not even on the radar

Theres a lot of fake information being posted on here with cybertron 1,000,000 people being displaced, lol, and now the mine is bigger than cornwall.. ... so just to clarify, the actual mine footprint is 51.93 square km about 7km x 7km ish. a few farms and fields to clear, certainly nothing like the scale the two referenced above. lets keep the info real please.

The Phulbari Coal and Power Project’s mine footprint covers an area of 5,193 hectares.

if you think thats the size of cornwall you need to go back to GCSE geography lol

Total clown. Theres only about 175k people in the whole district of dinajpu, never mind the small town of phulbari. You are making a fool of yourself with your bs of 1m people being displaced. You clearly know nothing.

Thats an excellent point Pappiklon.

...and its a buy. If the sells before it (if indeed they are sells) were 5.10 - theres no way they would give someone 5.12 for 1m... therefore defo a buy.

1st sell of the day - they had to raise the bid to 5.75 tho.

Nearly 2m buys today - not one single sell. looking good

Adamk87 - totally agree.

Bid ticked up to 5.5

Translate the comments under the youtube video... one says "Investigate the assets of the Minister of Energy and other ministries." perhaps this is what they are referring to by illegal share trading? my understanding is government ministers are not allowed buy/own shares on the stock market... If the energy minister actually does own GCM shares im pretty sure we are off to the races.

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