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@reformparty_uk Please don't deploy @uklabour lies and misinformation. There's enough truth out there without deliberate misquotes.
Reform need to be better not the same!
15 million people arenโt saving enough for retirement.
Labourโs answer?
A salary sacrifice tax raid that HMRC says will force 2.88 million workers to cut pension contributions, including 660,000 basic-rate taxpayers.
Labourโs policy is clear: punish retirement saving with higher taxes, even as millions already arenโt saving enough.
Pulsar Helium has delivered two important updates in quick succession, and together they suggest the Topaz helium project in Minnesota is beginning to move from exploration promise towards the more serious business of development planning. First came a clearer helium-specific regulatory pathway. Then came the acquisition of 1,360 acres of surface land, including the Jetstream #7 well site.
This does not mean Topaz is in production. It does not remove the need for permits, funding, engineering, flow data or commercial offtake agreements. But it does show Pulsar is taking practical steps to control the land, infrastructure options and development footprint around what could become a strategically important domestic helium project for the United States.
For small-cap resource investors, the story is becoming more interesting โ and more serious.
Pulsar Helium has delivered two important updates in quick succession, and together they suggest the Topaz helium project in Minnesota is beginning to move from exploration promise towards the more serious business of development planning. First came a clearer helium-specific regulatory pathway. Then came the acquisition of 1,360 acres of surface land, including the Jetstream #7 well site.
This does not mean Topaz is in production. It does not remove the need for permits, funding, engineering, flow data or commercial offtake agreements. But it does show Pulsar is taking practical steps to control the land, infrastructure options and development footprint around what could become a strategically important domestic helium project for the United States.
For small-cap resource investors, the story is becoming more interesting โ and more serious. @pulsarhelium $PLSR
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@martindvz Utter BS. Under his stewardship, Alberta want to become the 51st of the USA. He's a liar, a fool that resided over the failures of QE. He does not respect democracy and ignores EU economic growth failures. Only an economically illiterate euroloon would try to argue otherwise.
Oh dear.
Facts
EU stagnation: since 2008, US GDP grew about 87% while the EU managed just 13-15%. The UKโs was similar at around 15%, so Europeโs been the laggard, not a growth engine. SEAโs emerging markets have run hotter too, often 4-7% yearly.
Brexitโs upsides like regulatory freedom and independent trade deals havenโt been properly used. Studies suggest if weโd diverged smartly on rules, especially pro-growth ones, it could have added serious GDP points โ instead, politicians mostly dithered. The trade friction hit was real, but the missed opportunities on the upside are the real frustration. Itโs not socialist stupidity, just classic failure to execute on either path.
@RejoinP Lol. Why is then there are never the same scenes in this side of the channel? It's nothing to do with #Brexit its small minded spiteful policies set in the EU. ๐๐คก
You're not very bright! EU GDP is in decline. Want proof. Check USA vs EU 2008 and now! USA has double that of the EU since, meanwhile, a factoid for you clowns.
The UK has consistently sat well above the EU27 average throughout the decade, though the gap narrowed significantly between 2016 and 2023 โ partly because GDP per capita rose only 0.7% per year on average from 2007 to 2024, compared to 2.5% during the pre-crisis credit boom. The post-2022 convergence also reflects the EUโs faster real growth from Eastern member state catch-up.