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[gozzei2] 25/9/2024 13:41

Stand down Nutty son, this time next year you'll finally be able to cash out at 88p. FACT

All the best

[brazilnut1] 25/9/2024 13:28

Not 1 trade since 10am today. No fkr interested in this dog.

[gozzei2] 25/9/2024 10:43

I WAS NOT blocked!
I chose to leave: after my rsrse was booted out the back door by them grammar boys on LSE - like a bad smell. FACT

[gozzie2] 25/9/2024 08:33

You need a comfort blanket?Mighty stressed these days lol ?OscarIndiaLimaPosts: 222Price: 13.75Strong BuyRE: Labour ConferenceToday 01:27Who will write a comfort letter? Why will it be worth the paper it is written on?Patience

[gozzie2] 24/9/2024 21:58

I've never heard the word oaf used ?Maybe in the 18th century ,or by some toffee nosed b8llend ?You must be the latter ?Try bounder or cad ?I say old bean ?By jove what a corker ?

[gozzie2] 24/9/2024 19:44

In his role as president of the Commission on Maritime, Port and Fisheries Interests of the Chamber of Deputies, Buenos Aires Deputy Gustavo Pulti, carries out different monitoring with interference on the Atlantic coast. In this case, he points out that an agreement between the Argentine State and the Foreign Ministry of the United Kingdom is allowing him to carry out work at sea around the Malvinas without forcing the islanders to give explanations about their movements and constructions on the sea.Pulti mentioned that "we are facing a Government that so far this year has had an enormous contempt for Argentine sovereignty and the sea, so far in 2024 the British have made a number of decisions about our sea with the tacit - if not explicit - consent of the Argentine Foreign Ministry. In January, Cameron and the British Foreign Secretary visited the Islands, being the first Foreign Minister in history to set foot on the Falklands, stating that they are part of the British family.On the reason why there is this advance towards our Atlantic, the deputy points to a bilateral agreement between the two countries for the British to act freely. "On June 18, the Government signed an agreement within the framework of the United Nations rights for biological preservation; resolves to sign this one with a number of countries, with that long title that despite so many words the only thing it aims at is to make the partridge dizzy. These countries are small states led by the United Kingdom that, together with different NGOs, restrict Argentina's responsibility over these seas to move from the sole responsibility of those small states. This is an irreparable step backwards if the National Congress does not reject that agreement. We are in danger of losing sovereignty in the sea and the Malvinas Islands by Foreign Minister Mondino."As a result of the aforementioned arrival of the United Kingdom official to the territory, the deputy considers the impact caused by this type of action. "He has questioned Argentine sovereignty with that statement and has questioned our sovereignty with his visit, never before had a foreign minister visited the Malvinas, meanwhile the Argentine government is silent.""On the one hand, we have a British civil servant making decisions at sea where she has no legitimacy; it is Alison Blake, the commissioner for South Georgia and the South Sandwich. To all this, the Argentine Foreign Ministry, keeping its mouth shut. On the other hand, it was decided to build a port on islands in the Argentine Sea with a British port, called by them the Antarctic Portal, which is already reflecting a geopolitical intention on the usurped islands to project an arm of the Antarctic continent. In short, those responsible for the usurpation on the islands open oil exploitation for 23 wells, to take 300 million barrels, as it is known by the English media. In the face of this exploitation of our oil in our sea, the Argentine Foreign Ministry said nothing," Pulti said.To conclude, the deputy for the province of Buenos Aires affirms what has been happening in the Malvinas Islands and continued to emphasize this action. "That is what should not happen, but it is what is happening, the restriction of what was resolved by Commissioner Alison Blake is in force, the restriction of fishing and navigation is in force, the construction of the port is in force, oil exploration is in force and the agreement that is signed by Mondino is in force, now we depend on the National Congress to reject it."In fact, the legislator again indicated that "if Congress does not reject it, not only do we lose the possibility of unilateral sovereignty as we have it and we must preserve it, but we resign it to a set of States and NGOs, in addition to that agreement is inalienable, we are going to be part of international pacts that we will not be able to renounce by law later, this is happening."In terms of geopolitics, he explains the importance of the maritime territory and its possible consequence in the face of this foreign advance on Argentine soil. In this regard, Pulti defined it as "fundamental for our preservation, because wherever we fish we are within a biological mass that is not parceled out but in its habitat moves to the seas where they now restrict fishing and navigation, they move for food reasons, for climatic reasons, they move for reproductive reasons. With which this maritime universe for the biological mass is unique, this means that any intervention by a foreign force affects our sovereignty and the interests of each of our provinces." (Chronicle)

[gozzie2] 24/9/2024 19:42

Lse getting their knickers in a twist ??New cooperation agreement between the UK and ArgentinaThe Falkland Islands Legislative Assembly has welcomed an announcement of a new cooperation agreement between the UK and Argentina on a suite of matters relating the Falkland Islands and wider South Atlantic, which reflects the importance of collaboration on key issues which affect the Falkland Islands and Argentina, and the wider region. This agreement comes with no change in the individual positions of the Falkland Islands, United Kingdom, or Argentina, in regard to the sovereignty, or territorial or maritime jurisdiction over the Falkland Islands – as per the formula on sovereignty in paragraph 2 of the Joint Statement of 19 October 1989 between the United Kingdom and Argentina.The content of this new cooperation agreement includes the resumption of the weekly São Paulo–Mount Pleasant flight; the need to take concrete steps in the areas of fisheries conservation and improved connectivity for the Falkland; to organise a visit to the Islands by next-of-kin of fallen soldiers and an agreement to resume negotiations to complete the third phase of the Humanitarian Project Plan together with the International Committee of the Red Cross.MLA Jack Ford, Chair of the Legislative Assembly, said "We have been involved throughout the negotiation on these important measures of cooperation. The resumption of the weekly São Paulo–Mount Pleasant flight will continue to strengthen our economy, tourism, and connectivity to South America and beyond. We look forward to being able to announce a timeline for the return of this connection, though this is subject to ongoing discussions with the airlines.""Cooperation on fisheries matters is essential for the conservation of marine resources in the South-West Atlantic, and the stability of our economy. We recognise the importance of working together on the exchange of fisheries data, which will help to protect the sustainability of our shared maritime environment.""We also support the continuation of humanitarian cooperation through the third phase of the Humanitarian Project Plan, which aims to identify remaining currently unidentified bodies at the Argentine Cemetery. The resumption of family visits to the graves of Argentine soldiers in the Falklands provides an opportunity for grieving families to pay their respects."The Legislative Assembly is committed to engaging constructively while always upholding the self-determination and wishes of the people of the Falkland Islands.

[gozzei2] 24/9/2024 18:06

Free bins, buckshee NYC digs for NYE, sleezy sausages, top togs and a 60k pa mug shooter for mug mouth Angie (lovely speaking voice).
Keep on paying them taxes you mugs lol.
Hard life eh ??

[gozzie2] 24/9/2024 16:01

All Starmer has said ,is that he wants the return of sausages in Gaza?What's wrong with that ??

[tizo100] 24/9/2024 15:55

Libour con ference lol

[brazilnut1] 24/9/2024 15:36

Just back from Labour conference. Talking to an FI guy over a coffee and he is 100% certain that oil will be flowing in just over a year. Navitas are never away from the Islands. Lots of "new" people buzzing around. Planning budgets are being set to include oil revenue income for 15 years to start with. Top up ? Nah not for me. Just don't trust any of them anymore.

[gozzie2] 22/9/2024 13:35

Well Trump is only 6/4 to reach the election, with the number of assassination attempts?

[buffit1] 22/9/2024 13:32

% billion shekels.