RE: A sine from abuv19 May 2025 21:19
Sam, dear boy, everyone can clearly see, including your lawyers, that I comment on reported facts and offer up a personal opinion based on those events. My opinion is also based on witnessing past performance, which, so far in San Leon's long history of floundering, has been a good indicator of future performance.
Conversely, your "team" only predicts the future, one that is always to be rosy but never turns out so. They tell long-suffering shareholders that they should wait for the good news, it has never come. This “ramping” is well documented; it's been going on for so many years.
I think everyone can clearly see that it is your posts, the whole team's posts, that being so aggressively manipulative I take great joy in drawing attention to.
I believe that what you are truly concerned about and are desperate to stop, is me spending time digging up "propaganda" against Sam, Bluerill, Previous & Co. Unfortunately for you, this takes no time at all as your collective bullying posts are blatantly biased, repetitive and hypocritical. Your method being primitive, childish and ineffective. You seem to think that genuine shareholders are as dim as you.
Cease making fools of yourselves and wait for more facts to be published, that news you ask others to wait for. Results from the court case, news about potential refinancing, a rescue package, perhaps compensation for shareholders.
In my opinion, (and what you fear and know full well as any lawyer would agree, is that I am allowed an opinion), is that case against TRAM will take a long time to settle. Legal cogs turn slowly whilst the modern world and market dynamics change rapidly. Will San Leon ever be a viable proposition?
If lost, apart from the cost of legal fees, it will most likely be the end of San Leon. It seems unloved by institutional investors, and the City and the normal routes to further finance would appear to be unavailable to you. Hence the desperate mess it is in now.