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Metals and mining entrepreneur. Former hedge fund manager. Trading and investment, qualified bulldozer driver. Tin guru.
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So was Abu Hamza
So was Salman Abedi
So was Axel Radukabana
🚨 Nigel Farage was demanding to know who the RAF Fairford suspects were before the facts were established. Now police say all five are British nationals.
Terrorism is a security and intelligence problem, not an excuse to prejudge every breaking story through the lens of migration.
And Brexit voluntarily gave up direct access to European security systems that British police and security experts regarded as vital.
Security comes from intelligence-sharing and cooperation with our closest neighbours not from putting barriers between us and Europe.
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It's depressing that time and again policymakers spout nonsense about gas markets and then use these misconceptions as the basis for policy
My new report sets out in detail how gas markets actually work and why prices are not "global"
Once you understand that there's not even a single European price never mind a single global price, and that UK gas prices now tend to be lower than European ones, it becomes obvious that we need to maximise UKCS production
Yet we use pessimistic projections based on a highly hostile fiscal and regulatory landscape as "proof" the UKCS is on its last legs and is becoming irrelevant
Alternative forecasts from @OEUK_ show significant upside potential if a more encouraging regime was adopted - the geology is the same but the economic context can be changed
The first of my six recommendations is to fix the broken understanding of how the gas market actually works - do this and much of the rest becomes pretty clear
#EnergySecurity
@Miatsf @mgshanks @AndrewBowie_MP @ClaireCoutinho @griffitha @ColinMoynihanUK @HarrietCross_MP @Iromg @AllisonPearson @afneil @mattwridley @EdConwaySky @MerrynSW @mattotele @Jonathan__Leake @CitySamuel
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🟥Invaders attacking military bases with explosives
🟥Wives of terrorists living in £2m council houses
🟥White men jailed for puncturing dinghies
🟥PM calling people racist on TV, prejudicing trials
🟥Police escorts for migrants
🟥State seizing assets
UK = utterly fucked. 🇬🇧
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Under these rules, if you leave YOUR property, that YOU OWN, empty for just six months, the state can *seize it*.
This is a horrifying attack on private property rights.
Your property belongs to you. This Government is going to steal it if they don't like how you use it.
State sponsored theft from the ever awful @EmilyThornberry Lady Nugee.
There is a housing crisis partly because of planning laws have run amok, but mainly because of 10 million immigrants.
There is a smarter solution than theft.
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I thought the sun was supposed to be free
🇩🇪 SAD INDUSTRIAL STORY
Germany built a huge solar power plant with moving solar panels, which turn with the sun and fold together in case of danger.
The Solarpark Erlasee was the benchmark for the green energy transition! The plant was the largest open-air photovoltaic plant in the world in 2008.
Now, years later ALL companies that produced the solar panel moving panels are bankrupt, so they cannot be maintained! The panels get struck in wrong position and repairs are extremely expensive, because spare parts are made by custom hand.
In addition the energy subsidies ran out, and the electricity production is just not profitable anymore! Now the solar field is bankrupt.
-> Man, everyone involved in this project became bankrupt! Everyone!
Inch by inch the woke left has stolen mile after mile in the Fabian long march to power through the institutions, and one by one our institutions have fallen
Is there anything worth saving, or do we need mass sackings and starting again?
I would start with the Bank of England.
@LordAshcroft
@danny__kruger
What a shower the @I_W_M has become. Waffling away to cover a woke rather than a war agenda. Now of course in financial difficulties yet spending a fortune in resisting my freedom of information request to understand why over 200 Victoria Crosses were kicked out. I am told they want next to lower the guns in front of the museum as they are “intimidating”…
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The level of hostility against the Govt and the political establishment is approaching mid-Brexit levels. Then the Queen stepped in and appealed for calm. It worked.
Her replacement I fear does not command the same levels of respect.
I also fear that the fix cannot start until it is all firmly broken.
The unthinkable in Britain is increasingly becoming thinkable.
Not in my name.
What Del Somerville did was wrong. But a 2 year prison sentence is obviously two-tier.
Why is the British state punishing protestors harder than illegal migrants who break into our county and commit appalling crimes?
Why do judges apply the principle of deterrence to sentencing protestors, and not to the illegal migrants who are terrorising women and girls across our country?
Somerville got 2 years for swearing aggressively at the police and throwing a plastic bottle towards them.
But for context:
Maqbil Dhaheri arrived on a small boat and was sentenced in April 2026 for sexually assaulting a nurse.
He escaped prison with a 12 month community order.
Hussein Almiyyahi arrived in a small boat in April 2024 and was sentenced in May 2026 for four counts of sexual assaulting three women.
He was sentenced to 12 months in prison.
Tadi Alemeyeha arrived in July 2025 and was sentenced in February 2026 for sexually assaulting a woman and then threatening to keep her silent.
He was sentenced for 18 months.
This is why the British state has a legitimacy crisis.
It exerts far more effort suppressing people’s concerns about immigration than actually fixing it.
Reform will ensure the British government actually serves the British people again.
Mark Thompson retweeted
What Del Somerville did was wrong. But a 2 year prison sentence is obviously two-tier.
Why is the British state punishing protestors harder than illegal migrants who break into our county and commit appalling crimes?
Why do judges apply the principle of deterrence to sentencing protestors, and not to the illegal migrants who are terrorising women and girls across our country?
Somerville got 2 years for swearing aggressively at the police and throwing a plastic bottle towards them.
But for context:
Maqbil Dhaheri arrived on a small boat and was sentenced in April 2026 for sexually assaulting a nurse.
He escaped prison with a 12 month community order.
Hussein Almiyyahi arrived in a small boat in April 2024 and was sentenced in May 2026 for four counts of sexual assaulting three women.
He was sentenced to 12 months in prison.
Tadi Alemeyeha arrived in July 2025 and was sentenced in February 2026 for sexually assaulting a woman and then threatening to keep her silent.
He was sentenced for 18 months.
This is why the British state has a legitimacy crisis.
It exerts far more effort suppressing people’s concerns about immigration than actually fixing it.
Reform will ensure the British government actually serves the British people again.
Man jailed after throwing a plastic bottle and swearing at police during protests in Portsmouth
Del Somerville, 42, has been jailed for two years at Portsmouth Crown Court after pleading guilty to violent disorder after throwing a plastic bottle and swearing at police during an anti-migrant protest in Portsmouth, Hampshire, on September 6.
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Torsten, when you find the fool who:
😱 Voted for 330 pages of employment red tape
😱 Hiked NI costs by £25 billion
😱 Jacked up rates on businesses
do be sure to tell them precisely what you think.
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Meanwhile the trial for the murder of Ann Widdecombe has been scheduled for June 2027. The courts can move quickly when they want to scare people. And slowly when they want the people to forget.
Danny Tommo has been charged with criminal damage and will appear in court today - the speed of this process is absolutely astonishing.
We're told it's in the 'public interest' to pursue criminal proceedings.
All individuals are entitled to the same treatment before the law, regardless of what the establishment may think of said individual.
The pace of incident to arrest to charge to court for Danny Tommo is rapid, to say the least.
I will be watching very closely.
As the cost of AI plummets, demand will increase.
At the point of singularity where AI can design better AI then the cost presumably goes to close to zero, demand will go near infinite.
The limiting factor will be data centres. Their limiting factors are power, copper, silver, tin.
I am a luddite mining guy (albeit with an Oxford physics degree) and I am highly content with my portfolio right now!!
You wait a lifetime for an opportunity like this.
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