UK 09:32 Wednesday, 7 October 2026
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I write here as an observer of hilarity but not an entirely dispassionate one as I consider that Predator Oil & Gas (PRD) is grossly overvalued, run by scallywags and promoted on a daily basis by obsessional folks on twitter and on Bulletin Boards. Such folks don’t like critics and one such promoter, indeed one of the most enthusiastic promoters on twitter and the LSE Asylum is Graham Harrison. Yesterday he took exception to a post by a fellow called Johnny 12. Bulls of Predator quickly got the LSE Asylum to remove the post and Harrison declines to say what was alleged. None the less, yesterday afternoon he posted this on the Asylum. Oooh er missus!
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