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She should thank her lucky stars this is not Spain, just remember how the Catalonians were treated.
With luck she'll have to flee to her beloved Brussels.

Guess they're still full of Easter eggs Tintin.

Hi ed, I've been pondering wether to add a few more here as the expectation grows with the view to unloading them before the announcement, that's if they give us prior warning in the government's forthcoming business diary.
The spread always puts a downer on it and atm there is ceiling on the SP. If there's any substance in that letter I feel that could be broken before a government response.

I have reduced my holding here over time from just under one million down to 338,244 shares (not quite in your league) however present average is 3.79p, so showing a modest profit of c £9k.
Well that's the book value in one of my ISA accounts, they have been there for years and were at a lower average at one stage, under 2 pence if I remember. But I've took profit while reducing my holding so they don't owe me anything.

I have two ISA's and a nominee account
It's been so long I can't be arsed to do the maths.
But I'm taking a bit more interest in BEM of late and like you feel this has been going on long enough.
That's my position, but now it's definitely time to move on providing its not delayed anymore lol.

GLA whatever you decide.

Whilst the majority of lbjj post is undeniably true (yes here comes the but)....but whether Kosovo is an ill judged adventure remains to be seen. Someone/somebody has seen an opportunity here but as we all know BEM is all about Kallak.

We can't wait indefinitely for this license, life investment and opportunities present themselves and rightly or wrongly are taken up.
Obviously there can be no actual physical work (drilling etc) while we await this decision so BEM must be seen to progress as a company.

It must be said that since these latest placings the share price has recovered extremely well no doubt due to the subsequent government contact, and yet again a forthcoming decision from them.

Lastly, if you were in New Zealand 30+ years ago you would have welcomed the reduction to the many biker gangs roaming around at that time.
Just saying.

I believe Nigel's Brexit party won't qualify for the local elections, pity really, that leaves UKIP to make their mark again.

Not sure how they will fare, but I know one thing for sure they will get JMO's vote.

Bruce, I worked in Pesaro for a while, the local council there were communist, so they told me and they had been returned constantly since the war.
Most people seemed comfortable with that.

No one's asking, and more importantly no one's listening.
Don't waste your time and ours.

Well at least the Ukraine electorate have retained their sense of humour.

If this is an indication of the forthcoming European elections the folks in Brussels should be getting quite worried, in fact its already happened in the EU.
You can't keep feeding the electorate with this European utopia.
It's all going pear shaped, you better believe it.

Ukraine election: Comedian Zelensky 'wins presidency by landslide.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bbc.co.uk/news/amp/world-europe-48007487

Race to the bottom ab.
At least the UK can devalue by whatever means available, half of Europe would like a weaker Euro but of course it's beyond their control.

BTW the UK has always been on its own regarding currency, and more importantly incharge, something half of Europe are learning to their costs. This has been realised by new recruits to the EU and their failure to adopt the Euro. In short they know they are better off outside as it's doomed to failure.

"Nobody voted to be poorer."
This is a quote often mentioned by remainers, and without foundation.

Speaking personally, I don't care what it costs, I'll willing pay extra for this and that just as long as we extradite ourselves from the failing Euro experiment. Sooner the better but I fear we will end up in a halfway house that won't benefit anyone.
If that is the case the Brexit brigade will get all the blame, the remoaners will absolve themselves from everything, but they will be the cause.

This Brexit has more mileage, it will run and run.

Pubs doing good business today, cheers all.

"Let's hope they withdraw article 50 and allow the economy to boom in a strong tariff free Europe."

There's a problem with that ab, in that Europe is getting weaker not stronger, it's contracting, recession looming.
Just saying.

Notre dame will quickly become yesterday's news, but the yellow vests already 23 weeks of protests are here to haunt him forever.

What a difference.
There's no let up over the channel with over 9000 causing mayhem in Paris alone, not to mention other cities. Macron's lost it big time, will he last his term?

Meanwhile back home, a few climate change activists have been holding picnics at various venues around the capital, didn't stop our political elite going away for the Easter break.
You couldn't make it up.

Oh!
Sorry JR, didn't mean to offend anybody in your beloved Labour party.
Happy Easter to you too.

PS; I did really.

I see Ms Abbott has been on the sherbet again, is this the reason she constantly gets her sums wrong.
The future Home Secretary!!!!!
You gotta laugh.

Have you noticed Crowcast is getting less and less replies to his stupid pro Euro rhetoric, he will soon get fed up posting and replying to his/her own posts.
I guess he will go the same way as previous 'one track' contributors on here.

Not a great loss, so long.

Is the writing on the wall?

According to the average response in a Bloomberg poll, the Stoxx Europe 600 Index is likely to fall 8.9 percent from Wednesday’s close, to 355 points, by the end of 2019. The Euro Stoxx 50 Index, home of the euro-area’s biggest companies, is seen retreating 6.4 percent from current levels, to 3,255, the survey shows.

More and more forecasters are comparing Europe to Japan due to record-low rates, negative bond yields, sluggish economic growth, and an aging population.

Previous 44.1
Forcast 45.0
Actual 44.5

Its really not getting any better over there.

You beat me to it calisto. :-))

Another classic from Tusk.

Speaking in the European parliament on Tuesday, Donald Tusk said Europe and Britain needed “dreams and dreamers” to keep the idea of a united Europe alive and the UK in the EU.