Recent content by xris

Maybe this is the launching pad we've all been waiting for: Like many investors I believed in the potential and usefulness of their product (s) and bought them in Dec 2016 at $0.23@ and in the next 2 months the SP more than doubled: a Short lived high, that gradually receded to low of $0.10 in...

Yes!! Soldiers are taught/drilled to OBEY orders, not to evaluate or judge them. It took USA many many years and many unnecessary deaths to learn a similar lesson in Vietnam and later in Afghanistan

Following this announcement on 1/3/22 one would naturally expect the SP to skyrocket. SPL7013 in VIRALEZE virucidal against Omicron The antiviral agent in VIRALEZE antiviral nasal spray, SPL7013, achieved >99.5% reduction of virus infectivity (the...

Interesting: I've heard similar stories about the Italian Army and Mussolini's Invasion of Greece during WW11

There's a rumour that something similar happened to JFK.

Wonderfull............. Nobody wins a nuclear war. Unlike ~80 Yrs ago when USA was the only country with nuclear weapons,. I may not be exaggerating when I say that today mankind has developed enough nuclear weapons to completely obliterate this planet.

He'll just be replaced by another with similar ideas

Yeah!! I've seen what peace loving Britain, Australia and USA have done and achieved since WW1

And that's the beauty of the capitalist system. Adaptability, Flexibility and the freedom to Capitalise (charge whatever you/they want) in the circumstances. 3 days ago Petrol in my area was ~$1.75/l today it was $2.02/l for the same Petrol that was and still is in their underground storage...

War is like Chess, Everything is expendable. to those who start the wars.

Thanks for the History lesson on Australian Democracy: My recollection is that an UNELECTED Figurehead was able to Sack/Dismiss a (TWICE) democratically elected PM/Govt (Whitlam). Such is the "English Version" of democracy we have in this country. But certainly not my understanding of the...

This happens in every armed conflict/war: and comes under the heading of 'Collateral Damage/Friendly Fire' Something that is best depicted in the game of "Chess" Everything/piece is expendable, to protect the King the first to go/be sacrificed are ALWAYS the pawns (soldiers) then it's a toss...

Thanks for the reminder: I missed Hawke and the Gulf War. I tried, but unable/not sure how to edit my post and include that. as for definitions of Dictators, whether they get elected or not, doesn't really matter, if/when they do things contrary to the majority opinion and approval.

Events in the past 50-60 yrs in our DEMOCRATIC country (Australia) and many others have led me to conclude that we the people vote for the 'dictator of their choice' every 3-4 yrs. Once in power they often do things without Majority Approval e.g. Menzies who took us to war in Korea, Malaysia...