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[gozzie2] 05/2/2024 19:24

Even screeching Harry is in on the action ??hTTps://youtu.be/MHYDTJyZ0Co?si=KnnDXx-G4jAb8a16Far away a voice is callingBells of memory chimeCome home again, come home againThey call through the oceans of timeWe'll keep a welcome in the hillsides,We'll keep a welcome in the Vales.This land you knew will still be singing,When you come home again to Wales.This land of song will keep a welcome,cnd with a love that never fails.We'll kiss away each hour of hiraeth,When you come home again to Wales.We'll keep a welcome in the hillsides,We'll keep a welcome in the Vales.This land you knew will still be singing,When you come home again to WalesFalklands, visiting delegation of Welsh parliamentarians begins contactsMonday, February 5th 2024

[gozzie2] 05/2/2024 19:16

Despite Tory t0ssers ,everything is going marvellous on the Sealion project ?Can't beat it with a big stick ?FACT.Not much good for @rseholes like the Bear, as they won't reach FID ?For others what a bet ???CEO Keeling added, "We were obviously very, very, disappointed but as we said earlier there are other irons in the fire that Navitas is exploring and we are still very, very, confident the Sea Lion will happen, according to the plan that Navitas has set to us"However Andrea Clausen, Director of Natural Resources was more explicit.Despite the denial to guarantee bonds, "the British government have made it really clear to us the complete support of our right to explore and exploit our natural resources, so this is not about preventing us from getting on with the project. It was really about their own policy, how they defined their own policies so I think it was very reassuring for us to have that stated very clearly back to us in their response".

[gozzie2] 05/2/2024 18:07

King Charles with cancer now .Big hummus eater?Hope he's OK I'm a big royal fan of him and William?Atb Charlie

[gozzie2] 05/2/2024 17:31

Isn't your life exciting ???LolI'm just chasing ?Adverts are on ???

[gozzie2] 05/2/2024 17:27

Yèeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeehaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaàaaa hTTps://vm.tiktok.com/ZGekH8mE5/

[herecomesthesun] 05/2/2024 17:26

"to think, they could have what I got every morning"

uncle Arnold up the jacksy?

no thanks, I'd rather work

bwahahahahahahahahaha :)

[gozzei2] 05/2/2024 17:19

Imagine getting up every morning and going to work enjoying your job: motivated, invigorated by it; getting well paid; NOT wanting to retire. Actually LOVING your job. Ehh??

Nope, not havin it. Thats fantasy. Thats not how it works in life. Done my time doing shyyite jobs and flogging tab ends in boozers and back allys.

To think, they could have what I got every morning: late rise, sat on me sofa in me my vest and keks; knocking one off to loose women; cool slab of wife beater in panty. Guess who got the last laugh?
You mugs Lol.

[gozzie2] 05/2/2024 16:00

At that rate its 10 years of retirement??Phew?Hope all that "work " was worth it lol ???

[gozzie2] 05/2/2024 15:58

Now they have all gone including Trop ??Don't tell him "pike "?90 percent of rockhopper shareholders won't reach FID ?Marvellous news as the vast majority are t0ssers lol FACT hTTps://news.sky.com/story/dads-army-actor-ian-lavender-who-played-private-pike-dies-13064652

[gozzie2] 05/2/2024 15:26

 Falklands oil industry: UK complete support, but no financial backing for islands' bondsMonday, February 5th 2024 - 10:53 UTCFull article0 comments?Exploring the viability of the oil industry in the Falkland Islands is building up since its Readiness program in 2014 and has been further boosted by recent agreements among companies interested in developing potential projects, but it recently also faced an unexpected technical hurdle from the UK Treasury Department. Nevertheless, London once again ratified support for the Falkland's right to explore and exploit its natural resources.In effect the UK government Treasury rejected a request from the Falkland Islands government to guarantee FIG issued bonds arguing its commitment to COP 26 when it agreed to no longer offer financial or promotional support for hydrocarbons overseas. Funds are intended to implement laws and policies in support of the major Readiness program, which after years of debate reached a majority consensus to allow "progress with extractive industries, but in an environmentally conscious way".On the bright side of the UK Treasury decision was that "the British government made it really clear to the Falklands the complete support of our right to explore and exploit our natural resources".A report from the Falklands TV outlines the case put to the UK Treasury, with both benefits for the Falklands and UK government, and reactions to the denial of such a proposal.Andy Keeling, Falklands' CEO said, "we thought it was a pretty good proposition for them because it was low risk and I think that the rejection of that business case was not around the project economics, it was not around the upside benefits for the UK economy and it was not around the journey to net zero carbon in the Falklands, it was kind of hinged on what I would consider a technicality, they deemed the investment or the banking of a bond issue for Sea Lion project to be international in nature, and our argument was that we are part of the British family, and we are not international at all".A UK spokesperson revealed that due to the COP 26 commitments the UK could no longer offer financial or promotional support for the hydrocarbons overseas, and this took effect from March 2021 and applies to British Overseas Territories. The statement went on to say that therefore it was not compatible with this policy for UK government to guarantee bonds issued by FIG for this purpose.CEO Keeling added, "We were obviously very, very, disappointed but as we said earlier there are other irons in the fire that Navitas is exploring and we are still very, very, confident the Sea Lion will happen, according to the plan that Navitas has set to us"However Andrea Clausen, Director of Natural Resources was more explicit.Despite the denial to guarantee bonds, "the British government have made it really clear to us the complete support of our right to explore and exploit our natural resources, so this is not about preventing us from getting on with the project. It was really about their own policy, how they defined their own policies so I think it was very reassuring for us to have that stated very clearly back to us in their response".Navitas from Israel has teamed up with Rockhopper Exploration to expand the Sea Lion project, and a key development, in coming months, will be the environmental impact assessment.

[redistributingwealth] 05/2/2024 15:18

Steven, next time you come on here trying to be the "Big I Am", just remember we've now seen your humble abode or more accurately Uncle Arnold's house.

Get yourself down the Job Centre, lad.

[gozzei2] 05/2/2024 14:51

I can cut & paste all day, you can't make a laughing stock out of me Pal. Nope, not happin, not on my watch.

O h , w a i t . . .

[gozzie2] 05/2/2024 14:46

 Falklands oil industry: UK complete support, but no financial backing for islands' bondsMonday, February 5th 2024 - 10:53 UTCFull article0 comments?Exploring the viability of the oil industry in the Falkland Islands is building up since its Readiness program in 2014 and has been further boosted by recent agreements among companies interested in developing potential projects, but it recently also faced an unexpected technical hurdle from the UK Treasury Department. Nevertheless, London once again ratified support for the Falkland's right to explore and exploit its natural resources.In effect the UK government Treasury rejected a request from the Falkland Islands government to guarantee FIG issued bonds arguing its commitment to COP 26 when it agreed to no longer offer financial or promotional support for hydrocarbons overseas. Funds are intended to implement laws and policies in support of the major Readiness program, which after years of debate reached a majority consensus to allow "progress with extractive industries, but in an environmentally conscious way".On the bright side of the UK Treasury decision was that "the British government made it really clear to the Falklands the complete support of our right to explore and exploit our natural resources".A report from the Falklands TV outlines the case put to the UK Treasury, with both benefits for the Falklands and UK government, and reactions to the denial of such a proposal.Andy Keeling, Falklands' CEO said, "we thought it was a pretty good proposition for them because it was low risk and I think that the rejection of that business case was not around the project economics, it was not around the upside benefits for the UK economy and it was not around the journey to net zero carbon in the Falklands, it was kind of hinged on what I would consider a technicality, they deemed the investment or the banking of a bond issue for Sea Lion project to be international in nature, and our argument was that we are part of the British family, and we are not international at all".A UK spokesperson revealed that due to the COP 26 commitments the UK could no longer offer financial or promotional support for the hydrocarbons overseas, and this took effect from March 2021 and applies to British Overseas Territories. The statement went on to say that therefore it was not compatible with this policy for UK government to guarantee bonds issued by FIG for this purpose.CEO Keeling added, "We were obviously very, very, disappointed but as we said earlier there are other irons in the fire that Navitas is exploring and we are still very, very, confident the Sea Lion will happen, according to the plan that Navitas has set to us"However Andrea Clausen, Director of Natural Resources was more explicit.Despite the denial to guarantee bonds, "the British government have made it really clear to us the complete support of our right to explore and exploit our natural resources, so this is not about preventing us from getting on with the project. It was really about their own policy, how they defined their own policies so I think it was very reassuring for us to have that stated very clearly back to us in their response".Navitas from Israel has teamed up with Rockhopper Exploration to expand the Sea Lion project, and a key development, in coming months, will be the environmental impact assessment.