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[mattjos] 21/11/2024 01:12

this should be compulsory viewing for all:

“The Energy Transition” – Moneyweek Lecture – Barry Norris, Argonaut Capital

[riggerbeautz] 20/11/2024 23:21

You made me look, I’m fairly certain it was El Salvador. We played the permit issue game, maiden jorc’s, takeover rumours, think Jim Mellon was involved somehow and didn’t Mark Child contemplate the DRC? It’s just a bit hazy, thinking back. Nicaragua was supposedly the jewel at the time from memory. Played the spikes, let it run away once, but then shorted it on the way down to make me feel a bit better. It will always be a could’ve been for me though.

[bumpa33] 20/11/2024 21:52

Just had a quick glance at CNR again. Amazingly it’s still the La India projects in Nicaragua - that’s getting on for two decades pushing/proving the same bloody prospect!?

Rb - what was the other one they had, they got kicked off of, or something went wrong - can’t remember, El Salvador or Argentina was it?

[mattjos] 20/11/2024 20:06

more than a little intereting:

[riggerbeautz] 20/11/2024 18:18

Thanks for reminding me Bumpa, I’ll not forget how Nigel Ferguson left, back end of 2008 into 09, had a good rapport with him, they were going places at the time. We were loaded to the gunnels and primed. Sure made some money but oh my, talk about an own goal, never done anything since but kick around dirt, raise, rinse and repeat a few times; strange that! On a scale of missed opportunities it was almost up there with greedy Nigerians and Mart for me. Bloody painful because of what could’ve been.

Anyway, maybe this time next year Rodney.

[wanobi] 20/11/2024 18:12

mad vlad is our saviour Bumpa,,, it'll all be over soon :-) :-)

[bumpa33] 20/11/2024 17:48

Dip - CNR has been a long time no-no, because of Mark Child in the main and his unerring ability to achieve largely not a lot over a very long time span - think Andrew Bell, Colin Bird for reasonable comparisons. Just ask Rb!

If there have been developments over the last decade that supersede that, then apologies 🤣


Anyway, we’re all gonna be burnt to a crisp in a nuclear ☢️ wipeout by the gist of today’s banter.



On the bright side means we won’t have to deal with AIM and it’s daily implosions anymore…

[muddy_40] 20/11/2024 17:27

This is not good. UK storm missile fired into Russia. Really brings UK in now. Stamer is as stupid as Biden but they have an excuse for him

[katsy] 20/11/2024 17:05

Maybe we can disappear down that gap and come out when it's all over.

[jeanesy] 20/11/2024 17:03

Never mind the gap WAN i am more worried about our existence atmo :(

[albo76] 20/11/2024 16:14

Well that's it then, Putin has always been very clear on their position if NATO cross the final line & provide weapons capable of such destruction to Russia. Again and again Russia have sought diplomatic resolution, again and again NATO have refused, and continue to provoke. Step away from the MSM lies & It's clear who the war mongers are. Johnson intervening personally to prevent a near peaceful resolution almost achieved from being cemented. Are we really willingly beg to be blown up as a nation for these clowns? This has nothing to do with us, and it's an extremely complex issue.

[wanobi] 20/11/2024 16:02

phew, I thought we were going to leave the AAZ GAP open,,, but, no,,, today we are headed back to it :-) :-) hopefully, we'll close it this week, prior to any coming positive news :-) :-) :-) GLA LTH's Cheers Wan :-)

[pogue] 20/11/2024 14:19

No Putin Apolgists here just a load of MSM halfwits.
Name calling is so childish but hey I will indulge.

[doc60] 20/11/2024 13:49

I suggest some on here may find this book interesting.

''The Road to Unfreedom, Russia, Europe, America'' by Timothy Snyder.

To me it was a fascinating read, and seemed well researched and with plenty of references to support his narrative.
Putin apologists may not agree :)

[someuwin] 20/11/2024 13:27

Can't have been many better picks than BTC this year...

[katsy] 20/11/2024 13:15

Bitcoin to the moon, or is it worth moon dust. Still don't get it. Hope BTC isn't the forerunner to CBDCs

[pogue] 20/11/2024 13:13

Glad we have some common ground.
Edit
If you are going to finish on fear of invasion by Russia I would point out there are only 22 countries in the world the UK has not invaded.

[foetus in your brain] 20/11/2024 13:03

Yes, Starmer is terrible and things are getting worse. Don't deny that

[pogue] 20/11/2024 13:02

Freedom of speech in the UK is better is your point, ooookay. Well you must be missing how our rights are being erroding right now but that is a whole different argument and has sod all to do with who started the Ukraine war and why. As I said, off down a rabbit hole.

[foetus in your brain] 20/11/2024 13:00

Anyway, enough. I believe people should be able to choose their own fate. Ukraine, Taiwan, Scotland, Falklands, Catalonia, all the same. Nobody wants to invade Russia. But the neighbours of Russia have learned, through history, not to trust the Russians.

[foetus in your brain] 20/11/2024 12:56

Pogue,You utterly misread my post then. The point isn't that the Russians committed an atrocity but that the museums still glorify it and you'd quickly get beaten up if you questioned that.You then posted a piece about British atrocities that, allegedly, we would like "erased from history". In the UK, nobody disputes them. That's the difference. Freedom of speech. Not whether a century ago someone did something bad. But whether you can safely talk about it today. If you question Putin's version, you get thrown out of the window. That's the difference.

[pogue] 20/11/2024 12:46

Donald
you post a story about Russians killing innocent people and say they have never changed. I post on from the same time period around 1900 showing the Brits massacring innocents. You went down the rabbit hole not me.

kingyon1
please show me where I said Russia is a great place please.
You are not following the discussion this is not about who is best its about who is doing what right now and why.