Barclays Share Discussion Threads

[johnwise] 28/3/2024 06:55

This is a massive scandal that has been going on for years and OFFWAT has been to laid back and ineffective to regulate it.
The business model of Thames Water and the other water companies is based on dumping untreated sewage waste in our rivers and coast. Due to lack of investment despite making profits they are not viable to operate in any other way. If they were to reach a situation where they were not dumping sewage it would now need over 200BN of investment. Now that the pressure is on Thames Water to operate with dumping the current levels of sewage means they will go bust..


Britain's biggest water company on brink of collapse as shareholders hold crunch talks amid £15bn debt blackhole

Board members at Thames Water are locked in eleventh hour crunch talks as shareholders prepare to amend a pledge to inject funds into the company that would secure its survival.

The board at Britain's biggest water company met to discuss its financial future after months of talks involving debt and equity investors, lenders, regulators and government officials.

[johnwise] 28/3/2024 06:45

Surely it's not just the post office bosses, what about the the authorities the CPS wouldn't you think there was something wrong when 900 postmasters and mistresses suddenly become dishonest ?


Could these bombshell secret recordings FINALLY land Post Office bosses in the dock? Tapes show company top brass knew about the Horizon IT scandal but kept jailing postmasters for YEARS - campaigner weeps as he listens and MP demands prosecutions

[stonedyou] 27/3/2024 21:44

IN VIDEO: RUSSIAN FLAG WAVING IN KRASNOE, DPR.


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The flag of the Russian Airborne Forces is raised in the town of Krasnoe (former Ukrainian name: Ivanovo) located to the southwest of Artyomovsk.

Russian serviceman with the call sign “Skif”, who is fighting in the ranks of the 11th Guards Separate Air Assault Brigade raised the flag of the Airborne troops in the town.

The settlement was turned iinto a large Ukrainian stronghold aimed to stop Russian adwance towards Chasov Yar after they took control of Artyomovsk (formerly Bakhmut). After the heavy prolonged battles, the first reports about the Russian control of Krasnoe came about a week ago. On March 23, the Russian Ministry of Defense officially confirmed the full contreol of the settlement.

After they lost control of Krasnoe, the Armed Forces of Ukraine attempt counterattacks on the southern outskirts. They have so far led to no results. The Russian military continues the mop up operation nearby to secure the stronghold for the further assault on Chasov Yar.

The Ukrainian military is yet to officially acknowledge the defeat. The footage of the Russian flag waving in the town deny any attempts of the AFU to claim their control of Krasnoe.


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[stonedyou] 27/3/2024 21:41

RUSSIAN PRECISION STRIKES AND SUDDEN DEATHS OF NATO OFFICERS.

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On March 26, Russian military sources reported a successful missile strike on the Ukrainian military positions in the town of Chasov Yar located near Artyomovsk. According to the open sources, Russian Iskander ballistic missile destroyed an underground bunker, where Ukrainian command post was hidden.

Officers from NATO countries, in particular from the United States and Poland, were reportedly eliminated as a result of the strike at the command post. The foreigners were involved in coordination and command of the Ukrainian grouping in the strategically important direction.

NATO senior officers are largely involved in planning of Ukrainian defensive operations in the Donbas. Before the attack, there were reports that NATO ‘military advisers’ came to Chasov Yar amid the ongoing Russian advance in the Artyomovsk direction. On March 23, the Russian Ministry of Defense declared the full Russian control of the village of Krasnoe (Ivanovskoe) located near Chasov Yar.

Soon after the strike, Ukrainian ambulance aircraft were spotted heading to Poland.


On the same day, on March 26, Polish sources reported the sudden death of the Polish Brigadier General Adam Marczak. The Operational Command of the Armed Forces of Poland soon confirmed the reports.

“The unexpected death of Mr. General occurred due to natural causes, in his spare time,” the military department reported.

The Polish officials indicated, “the relatives and friends of the deceased were notified of the incident and assured of full support.” Thus, the high-ranked officer did not die at home.

The ‘sudden death’ of the Polish Brigadier General provoked suspicions that he could be eliminated as a result of the Russian precision strike in the Ukrainian town of Chasov Yar, where Mr. Marczak could ‘pass his spare time’. It is possible that he was killed in any previous Russian precision strikes in the Ukrainian rear areas.

Mr. Marczak was chief of staff of the Allied Operation Althea command, the EU-led military missions in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The Polish contingent involved in it numbered only up to 50 soldiers who perform training and consulting tasks. Brigadier General Marczak also was the head of the Intelligence and Electronic Warfare Directorate in the General Command until July 2021. He served in the 6th Airborne Brigade, and then in the headquarters of the Special Forces directorate. He also held command positions in military missions in Afghanistan.

Together with the death of Mr. Marczak, the Polish military published several more obituaries of servicemen from the special forces and the NBC defence troops.

Besides Marczak, Poland recognized the deaths of five more servicemen in March: on March 26, the death of a 30-year-old special forces soldier as a result of an avalanche during mountain exercises on the Polish-Slovak border, two sappers of the 5th Tarnovskogorsky Chemical regiment reportedly died as a result of the detonation in the Silesian Voivodeship on March 25, and two soldiers were reportedly ran over on March 5 at a training ground in the Drava-Pomeranian voivodeship.

NATO countries refuse to officially recognize the presence of their forces on the territory of Ukraine, despite numerous evidences. In order to hide the truth, the NATO military, including in the United States, Canada, and Italy, published reports of “sudden and natural deaths” of their officers, who, as it turned out later, “visited Ukraine.” Of course, it is difficult to reliably confirm the causes of the deaths of NATO generals, but certain patterns arouse reasonable suspicion.

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[stonedyou] 27/3/2024 21:33

RUSSIAN ARMY TAKES OUT UKRAINIAN RADARS ONE BY ONE (VIDEOS)

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The Russian military has successfully destroyed two Soviet-made P-18 air surveillance and early warning radars of Kiev forces.

Videos showing the destruction of the two radars were posted to social media by Russian news sources on March 25 and 26. At least one of the targeted radars was deployed in the Zaporozhye direction. Both radars were hit by unidentified precision-guided missiles.


The P-18 is a 2D surveillance and early warning radar that was developed by the Soviet Union. It has a detection range of up to 360 kilometers.

Ukraine inherited a large number of P-18 radars after the dissolution of the Soviet Union in the early 1990s and received even more units from Eastern European NATO countries after the beginning of the Russian special military operation more than two years ago.

To this day, the P-18 along with other long-range Soviet-made radars, like the 36D6, makes up the base of Ukraine’s air defense and early warning network.

The Russian military stepped up suppression of enemy air defenses operations in the last few months, damaging or destroying many of Ukraine’s remaining air defense, electronic warfare and radar systems across the special military operation zone. The Ukrainian losses this month only included four P-18 radars.


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[stonedyou] 27/3/2024 21:27

IN VIDEO 18+: UKRAINIAN IFV DROVE OVER UKRAINIAN WOUNDED, ABANDONED HIM ON BATTLEFIELD

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Russian reconnaissance UAV coordinated Russian attack on the Ukrainian group on an infantry fighting vehicle. Immediately after the vehicle was hit by Russian ATGM, it rushed to escape from the battlefield.

The Ukrainian servicemen in the vehicle did not bother to evacuate their wounded comrades from the battlefield. At least two Ukrainians are seen adandoned by their brothers-in-arms.

Moreover, the crew did not stop even after they ran over one of the abandoned wounded serviceman. The wounded lifted up a little and fell back to the ground. The vehicle probably ran over his legs and did not kill him. That’s why he was likely dying in agony.

This is far the first case of Ukrainian brutality and unprofessionalism on the battlefield captured on video. Most of the Ukrainian militants do not care about their brothers-on-arms. A lot of the wounded are abandoned. Moreover, Ukrainian evacuation teams aimed to take the dead and wounded from the battlefields are getting rid of the corpses. LINK

The Ukrainian military is acting very unprofessionally, including because they are already fighting by forces of forcibly mobilized and poorly trained men who had no military experience and were thrown to the slaughter. This is due to heavy losses in the first years of the war, when the Ukrainian army wasted many trained units, including in senseless counteroffensive operations. As a result of unprofessional actions, Ukrainian losses continue rapidly growing, but Kiev and its puppet military command are trying their best to hide the truth.


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[johnwise] 27/3/2024 20:48

The reason for the cancer 'epidemic' is the excessive consumption of carbohydrates..All the carbohydrates you eat and drink are broken down into glucose that feed cancer cells..

VIDEO
Breakthrough Cancer Treatment Using Keto Diet! w/
Dr. From Boston College

[johnwise] 27/3/2024 14:46

Dave Rubin of “The Rubin Report” talks to Ami Kozak, and Meira Cowland about Deputy Pentagon Press Secretary Sabrina Singh confirming Israel’s claims that Hamas has a massive military operation under Gaza hospitals.

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