IoM commuting 🇮🇲;
The most fun way from KM to Douglas is by ebike, over Injebrek.
45 minutes to work: no sweat, fresh air, exercise, wildlife and scenery
10 min slower than main road by car, and 10 min quicker than the bus.
Recommended to all KM residents
@ManninLine His obsession with share prices is silly. The problem was in 2020 all new energy stocks were hugely over valued and oil stocks undervalued. That’s why all the oil majors tried rebranding as new energy to improve their share prices is silly multiples.
@ManxRadio This is why we as a country and culture are failing, everyone wants their say in every decision, it’s slows everything down and stops a lot of things at huge cost for no benefit. Putting up a few wind turbines in one of the windiest places in europe is not controversial
@1ainTro11sBots @MR8773052592110 @joemosch@Geiger_Capital Exactly, the entire western world uses Facebook, Google, Microsoft and Apple almost exclusively. There is huge downside to the US if its allies moved away from these to local alternatives. The reason the US has outperformed since 2008 is because of these tech cos.
@RonCB49@masterlongevity@Jim_Banks When you are the richest country in the world you buy more products than you sell, so you have a structural deficit. Hitting your allies with huge non reciprocal tariffs will not change that.
@missasign @prints99474 @BehizyTweets If VAT gives a trade advantage then the US should adopt it. The markets or other countries would not care. Unlike these tariffs which hugely impact trade.
@WyattGouldthor1@Demoguardian@DavidGiglioCA So your belief is that the EU need to change their regulations to match the US’s? If this is a big issue why don’t the US change their regulations? Is it worth pushing the world into recession over?
@BirddogSj @tyrannideris If trump had put actual reciprocal tariffs on the countries that have them this would be a non story. This isn’t about reciprocity, it’s about trying to close the trade deficit using aggressive tariffs.
@ChristianN79472 @DunlaingRob So the non tariff trade barrier to the US selling food to Europe is the standards are higher. Trump is working on improving US food standards. That means the barrier was because US food standards were too low. So less need for tariffs going forwards?
@DIDDLYONE@pjcboro@LBC If the US announced a VAT scheme the world wouldn’t care. Under your argument if the uk switched from a 20% VAT on everything to a 20% tariff on US imports that would be the same, even though it would be hugely detrimental to US imports into the UK.
@spbwe11_2k @jonmacm76 @Life101010101@SixNationsRugby The op is which home nation side did the best in the 6 nations, not which home nation side did the best against the other home nations.
@marymporte@DKambUSA@LindseyGrahamSC@ZelenskyyUa Zelensky does not want boots on the ground he wants security guarantees. This is where the negotiations are. Hopefully this whole fallout is part of a negotiation strategy and some sort of deal will emerge in the next few weeks.
@furrshurr1@bonchieredstate It’s just the article in the op, the £18m number, is just for 2024 and you are comparing to the total claimed US spend. I was just saying they are not comparable numbers.