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So Starmer snubs Yunus.........so Digitless & the crew thinks that must mean Yunus is out, its early elections in December, the BNP win and the mine is approved and we all retire! Lol

Except it was widely known that Starmer the coward would not meet Yunus due to his very close friendship with Tulip Siddiq the niece of Hasina. Laughably Siddiq was Starmer's former anti-corruption minister who had to resign over the corruption by her aunt exposed by Yunus. Starmer simply doesn't want to compromise himself by meeting Yunus hecause Yunus wants the money back from Siddiq &.co. So Lammy is meeting him instead. Then fellow treehugger King Charles. And the visit will be a success, loads of funding for renewable energy projects and the Banglas back home will love Yunus the global statesman even more and increase the volume on their calls for 5 more years for Yunus!

https://order-order.com/2025/06/09/exc-starmer-may-swerve-meeting-with-bangladesh-interim-leader-as-tulip-siddiq-scandal-continues/

Chief adviser welcomed with marches in London, faces protests too

A group of expatriate Bangladeshis gathered in front of the hotel to welcome the chief adviser. Many of them are associated with Jamaat-e-Islami, Khilafat Majlis and other likeminded parties.

At that time, some people were also seen under the banner of the National Citizens Party (NCP). Jamaat leader barrister Abu Bakar Mollah, barrister Saifuddin Khaled and Khilafat Majlis leader Maulana Saleh Ahmed were present at this rally.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/en.prothomalo.com/amp/story/bangladesh/politics/9etnug2q2f

Digitless' 1st post was at 9p during the Powerchina Mine announcement spike in 2024. Was that his buy in price? That would explain his rabid posts as he's desperately drowning in losses and trying to pump up the sp as its fallen since. But he opened this account in 2019. Why was it dormant for so long? All very murky.

Despwrate Digitless - 'You’ve got to ask what sort of plank would be fooled into selling after reading shyte posted by someone who created a profile today 😂'

Well digitless you had your account for many years before you even made 1 single post - then your 1st post was on gcm at 9p and since then your rabid bs posting has only ever been on GCM. So what's your story - and why did you have a dormant account for so many years? :)

Yes Robbie a whole year of absolutely nothing, except another fundraise along the way to see them through to q3 2026!

Lol so Searcher thinks Yunus is going to change the election date to December when he's pressed by a party 'leader' living in London and unwilling to even step foot Bangladesh? :)

If Yunus even sees Tarique it will be to confirm the date April2026 and to read him the riot act and ensure the BNP don't cause trouble back in Bangladesh.

Searcher you know full well that they also said that the interim government would not be making that decision on coal, it was for an elected govt to decide. So thats a decision that will be taken AFTER the elections in April 2026.

Not for Yunus - hes still preaching his 3 zeros bs - at any opportunity. Qatar & Japan in the last month alone.

Its even been incorporated in the national budget. Does this really sound like someone about to approve an open pit coalmine?

'The 'theory of three zeros' popularised by chief adviser and Nobel laureate Professor Muhammad Yunus has been incorporated in the proposed national budget for FY'26 unveiled on Monday

Presenting a Tk 7.90 trillion budget proposal, finance adviser Dr Salehuddin Ahmed said the main objective is to build a society based on the Zero Poverty, Zero Unemployment and Zero Carbon principle where everyone will have a decent life and be free from the vicious cycle of discrimination.

He said the interim government wants to leave a livable habitat for the next generation by implementing the dream with which the foundation for the July Mass Uprising was laid.'

https://thefinancialexpress.com.bd/trade/theory-of-three-zeros-incorporated-in-budget

Yunus -

Dozens of global leaders ask UN to put fossil fuel phase down back on key summit agenda

The letter, signed by 77 prominent figures including former Irish President Mary Robinson, the 14th Dalai Lama, Nobel Peace Prize laureate Muhammad Yunus, and former Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Löfven, expresses concern over the omission.

The signatories argue that failing to address fossil fuel dependence ignores a significant global challenge and could undermine the Summit’s goals. The Summitaims to address major global issues now and in the future, including climate change.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.edie.net/dozens-of-global-leaders-ask-un-to-put-fossil-fuel-phase-down-back-on-key-summit-agenda/%3famp=true

Yunus -

Nobel laureates’ statement: Keep fossil fuels in the ground

https://rapidtransition.org/commentaries/nobel-laureates-statement-to-climate-summit-world-leaders-keep-fossil-fuels-in-the-ground/

'Summit group’s long-term strategy for Bangladesh’s clean energy transition

The company views natural gas as a critical transition fuel, particularly through its liquefied natural gas operations. Summit operates Bangladesh’s second floating storage and regasification unit with a capacity of 500 million cubic feet per day. This infrastructure enables Bangladesh to reduce reliance on more carbon-intensive fuels like coal and heavy fuel oil.'

https://euroweeklynews.com/2025/06/06/summit-groups-long-term-strategy-for-bangladeshs-clean-energy-transition/

'As Bangladesh’s interim government head Muhammad Yunus walked out after offering Eid prayers at the National Mosque in Dhaka, some in the crowd shouted that he should stay in power for five years and pay no heed to the “dalals” who want early elections. Within hours, the video of the incident was all over social media, especially after Yunus's press secretary, Shafiqul Alam, shared it on Facebook. Alam wouldn’t have done this without Yunus's approval.'

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.indiatoday.in/amp/opinion/story/bangladesh-muhammad-yunus-april-2026-poll-promise-2738184-2025-06-09

'CA Yunus leaves for UK; discussion expected on renewable energy investment, laundered money........

Speaking to The Business Standard earlier on the day, Energy Adviser Fouzul Kabir Khan said, "The UK is interested in investing in Bangladesh's renewable energy sector. Besides, the European country is also keen on providing advisory services to our renewable energy sector........'

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.tbsnews.net/bangladesh/ca-yunus-leaves-uk-discussion-expected-renewable-energy-investment-laundered-money%3famp

'Price holding …..stock being taken nice and steady into the safe hands of swen and his affiliates?…..😉'

150k bought - 400k sold

Safest Sven hands since Ulrika! :)

'Waker,s insistence on dec polls has been undermined he won’t be happy'

And just to prove my point Desperate Digitless now says Waker will force the elections! :)

https://www.tbsnews.net/bangladesh/army-chief-exchanges-eid-greetings-ca-yunus-1161601

'It’s no longer debatable that open pit mining will come…….it’s just idiotic traders that try to create an issue when there is none…….'

Lol beware of hopeless traders like Digitless who is drowning in losses and will say literally anything to pump the sp up to break even. Its nothing to do with traders, or mms, or posters on here. Buy enough shares it goes up sell enough it goes down. Digitless now hearing about, then 'researching' and now hailing 'Swen' as a Messiah is simply clutching at straws! :)

It is actually VERY debatable when open pit mining will come. Will it come under treehugger Yunus and expose his three zero preaching as bs? Unlikely. So as Digitless says it'll be after the elections. But the BNP's manifesto is all about green energy trying to attract the student vote so will they approve an open pit mine? And that is IF there is an election, it would be no surprise if Yunus and his backers have plans afoot to further delay elections. So its a big IF the election can be ran ran securely and a big IF can the BNP win. Lots of IFs and lots of debatable issues.

Yunus has given his election date in 2026. Yunus is looking pretty secure right now. The only person able to challenge him, army chief Waker looks to have had his wings well and truly clipped, he's now subservient to Yunus and is even taking his wife along seeking mercy.

According to Yunus there will be no elections before April 2026. And with further substantial fundraising dilution to come amongst all the other moving parts, its going to be a long 10 months wait.

https://www.tbsnews.net/bangladesh/army-chief-exchanges-eid-greetings-ca-yunus-1161601

More red carpets for Yunus. Nobody around the world cares that he's unelected and they're giving him the time and building ties with him because they expect him to be there for the long term. Tariqu Rahman is hiding in London, will he get an invite?

'During the meeting, the high commissioner extended her congratulations to Prof Yunus on his forthcoming receipt of the prestigious King Charles Harmony Award.

“It is a great honour,” said the chief adviser.'

https://www.daily-sun.com/post/808327

Wakar has gone awfully quiet since last weeks election demand. It seems Yunus has won that particular battle. That is very disappointing.

More world leaders clamber to support Yunus as the UN now gives him their backing. And the UK visit in the coming weeks. Yunus is looking pretty secure as the globalists back their man.

https://asianews.network/un-reaffirms-support-for-bangladeshs-reform-and-transition-process/

Are they bluffing or are they serious? There will be a lot of unhappy students/youth who might vote for them and then find out they lied to them.

'Do people on here think BNP are bluffing?'

Its fairly unequivocal what the BNP are saying - 'Mahdi said the BNP will not include anything in its election manifesto that could destroy the environment in the name of development projects.'

Would an open pit coalmine at Phulbari come under this very definition? Absolutely.

For the BNP its victory at any cost - their youth turnout at the rally last week was not the numbers they were expecting, in the thousands rather than the millions they expected. By changing tack announcing a green manifesto they are trying to appeal to the NCP voter base. If they win the election because of green policies will they then immediately go against these policies and announce an open pit coalmine the next day?