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[diku] 23/1/2021 10:54

Now who would do that?...





The Bidens were momentarily left to wait outside the White House in an awkward moment on Inauguration Day, possibly as a result of a final “petty” act by the Trump administration.

On Wednesday, Joe Biden was inaugurated as the 46th president at a ceremony at the US Capitol, following which the couple was given a military escort to their new home.

Later, as the Bidens walked up the steps to enter the executive mansion, pausing to wave before turning to enter, the much anticipated moment fell flat as the doors failed to open and the couple was left on the doorstep.

According to The National Journal, a well-placed official not associated with the incoming Biden team told the newspaper: "The Trumps sent the butlers home when they left so there would be no one to help the Bidens when they arrived."

[diku] 23/1/2021 09:15

Trump didn't do anything to the Dow...the FED did as a normal rescue operation...but the FED doesn't get a mention any where...Trump wants to praise himself...me me me did it all...



No way can Biden repeat what Trump did to the DOW. Neither does he want to imo.

[johnwise] 23/1/2021 09:09

Tory Government still peddling the Global Warming Scam.. They have not a cat in hell's chance of winning the next General Election..


Buyers of brand-new homes face £20,000 bill to make them greener

Critics say the costs could have been avoided if ministers had agreed to bring in low-carbon standards sooner


GLOBAL WARMING A SCAM

THERE IS NO GLOBAL WARMING

Video: The truth about global warming


VIDEO: A Dearth of Carbon Dr. Patrick Moore


VIDEO: European Parliament Told 'There is No Climate Emergency!'


Exposed: How world leaders were duped into investing billions over manipulated global warming data

[johnwise] 23/1/2021 00:04

AGENDA: Grinding America Down (FULL MOVIE )




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[manics] 22/1/2021 20:43

pol123: you label this thread "garbage". This, the Active Barclays Traders Club thread, posted short at 150p.

I'm sorry to note that following portside1 apparently telling you at 150p that BARC was "about to go up" you immediately replied on the Grandad rant thread that you agreed and were "hoovering up" 50k BARC.

Well of course it didn't go up, it went down. As indeed this thread said it would.

Your perception of quality then I'm afraid, has so far cost you £2.5k and in just a few sessions. That is just horrible.

Recognise the quality. Keep Active imo.

[manics] 22/1/2021 20:26

Anyone watching /r/wallstreetbets playing GME?Fun and games since $5, went over $70 in the current session.

[manics] 22/1/2021 20:22

pol123: there has been pronounced opportunity to profit from the calls made here.

Trade to 134p next week imo.

You are right in that it's sad it's going down, but it's not our fault.

[portside1] 22/1/2021 20:14

We are going to have a proper news channel in MarchANDREW NEIL Can not be soon enough We can ditch bbc sky c4 it all scum reporters who always Twist the news into there lies

[pol123] 22/1/2021 20:05

Never have I read so much garbage BARC thread or manic depressants thread, you decide

[manics] 22/1/2021 18:11

No way can Biden repeat what Trump did to the DOW. Neither does he want to imo.

[diku] 22/1/2021 18:07

Think Biden would have prefered to have been President when Obama was President and Obama should have been President now...

[diku] 22/1/2021 18:01

Think Democrats tactical strategy to win against Trump was to put an experienced Politician ...age was irrelevant...Biden just happen to be the candidate at the time...but must say at 78 he should be well retired...instead he has taken on top heavy responsibility 24/7...God give him strength...

[portside1] 22/1/2021 16:37

The blm are the people behind drug smuggling and Never speak out about black gangs killing each other because of there drug mafia

[manics] 22/1/2021 16:36

143.06 your weekend UT.134p potentially next week imo.

[stonedyou] 22/1/2021 16:23

Rejoining Paris Climate Deal Will Have Devastating Economic Consequences, Experts Say.


The United States rejoining the Paris climate agreement as it stands now will have devastating economic consequences, with little actual environmental benefit, according to experts.

President Joe Biden on Jan. 20 signed an executive order to rejoin the global pact, one of his first major moves as president. According to the United Nations, developed countries under the agreement should “take the lead in providing financial assistance to countries that are less endowed and more vulnerable,” while also encouraging voluntary contributions by other countries.

While “well intentioned,” the agreement was flawed economically and environmentally from the get-go, according to Nicolas Loris, the deputy director of the Thomas A. Roe Institute for Economic Policy Studies at the Heritage Foundation.

“It will be very costly for Americans families and business because 80 percent of our energy needs are met though carbon-emitting conventional fuels,” Loris told The Epoch Times. “Regulating them and subsidizing alternatives is going to harm American families and taxpayers.”

[joestalin] 22/1/2021 16:10

What is the US thinking?

A good funeral is better than a bad wedding!

[portside1] 22/1/2021 15:46

Back to work. The London stock exchange as for many years been Very poor no management private investors Ripped off by scams by companies CEOs not taken to court for giving out inside info to clients Weeks before announcements on the exchange All fact ,Directors families given inside info to buy or sell Rules state that no news should be released until The time it is told But companies tell there clients Why is there no action taken

[manics] 22/1/2021 15:35

Biden is 78.Yellen is 75.What is the US thinking?

[joestalin] 22/1/2021 15:09

Brian Blessed mode:-

JOE BIDEN'S ALIVE?????????

[jordaggy] 22/1/2021 14:48

Porty, Cameron - hug a hoodie ;

[manics] 22/1/2021 14:21

25m whale trade just posted.

[johnwise] 22/1/2021 13:11

Government borrowing soared to £34.1BILLION in December the third highest monthly figure EVER amid growing fears over the £2.1TRILLION debt mountain

Government borrowing £34.1billion in December, third highest month on record

The UK's debt pile hit £2.13trillion at the end of the year, 99.4 per cent of GDP

Total borrowing April-December was highest since records began amid Covid