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There was never any 'attention seeking' about it. I thought I was doing shareholders a favour by sharing the information. Evidently I have pi55ed a few people off on here, perhaps I gave some hope and they all feel it's now been dashed.

The truth is, the company has slowly been going downhill for the past couple of years, and it's the guys at the top who are responsible, not me. We should have done something about it sooner but here we are. Sometimes it takes losing something for people to wise up and take action. If we all just sit on our hands we could lose everything. Don't waste your ammunition on me, put it to good use and try to make a difference here.

Oh Rofert, You're another one that recently called my phone calls "fictitious". Either I make them up or they are real, make your mind up?

I think I proved my point yesterday when I said I was no longer going to post information on here that I obtain from AB. I have joined BMR Watch and I'm happy to let them do all the talking with AB. If I'm needed I will also join the BMR Watch committee, but any communications through the Watch with AB will only be published on the BMRW website, and accessed only by members.

Are you a shareholder, or are you just here to make a nuisance of yourself?

Bandit, the reason I say NEX is because that's probably the next best platform after AIM, and blearyman posted yesterday about a discussion with AB, who seems to have confirmed NEX is the one we are going for. AB is also involved with a couple of companies that are listed on NEX. Of course there are no guarantees but I don't see it as being a major problem.

I'm sure there is more than meets the eye to the whole de-listing from AIM debacle. There are certainly some questionable things that have led us to this point, that's why it's important for shareholders to intervene and find out what's been going off. I'm hoping something good can still come from all of this.

Abertawe, the report wasn't written by me, it was by a guy called Nigel Somerville of Share Prophets.

He got it wrong about BMR suspension. He states that we went into suspension as a result of WHI resigning, but in fact we have been suspended since 7th Feb. He's obviously not done a very thorough job when it comes to his research on BMR. Looks like he's mostly used information that's been given to him, perhaps by an angry shareholder.

Cheers moneyhawk. Yes, that's what might end up happening. I think our best and only option is to list on another exchange for now. At least that will give us the opportunity to trade shares and the possibility of getting back on AIM one day.

The NEX exchange is quite well regulated, I have been doing a little research on their website. I'm also invested in a well run small media company that is dual listed on AIM and NEX. It's not ideal but it's better than nothing and hopefully will be a temporary solution.

It's just a shame that WHI left before we resumed trading on AIM. Unless it was all part of the plan. Why did we keep a Nomad that signed off on imaginary Copper assets in the first place? That really came back to bite us in the ass, didn't it?!

I happen to know that BMR did comply with AIM rules, they had another Nomad lined up and AIM put the block on BMR relisting. BMR as a company is also financially sound.

It's looking likely that we will re-list on NEX, and perhaps at some point in the future we could dual-list on AIM.

What I don't get is, I was the one that posted about the new Nomad visiting the site at Kabwe. I also posted over two weeks ago that an RNS would come from BMR on 3rd August.... All of this confirmed by the company and others, yet you still call BS on my posts.

If you continue to try and shoot me down I will just put you on filter. Unless you haven't noticed we have a fight on our hands and I haven't got time to bicker on here with anyone. Do yourself a favour and join the fight, if you have the balls to stand up to AB.

I wrote a few pieces on (now formerly) AIM-listed BMR Holdings (BMR) back in February when its Zambian Mining rights were stripped away – the previous threat of which it seemed to know of the previous September (when it did a placing) but did not share with the market. That was eventually resolved and the rights restored, but this morning BMR was given the boot from the Casino. Perhaps we should not be too surprised, but I wondered what was going on here. What I have been told suggests an absolute scandal – but not at the hands of BMR…..

We know that WH Ireland (WHI) – the erstwhile Nomad – resigned and BMR’s shares were suspended a month ago as a result. I still haven’t established why, or when notice was given. But we also know that BMR told the market a month ago that it was in advanced discussions with a replacement – so why was the company given the boot this morning?

I got on the dog and bone to make a few enquiries and a source has come forward. What follows looks terrible for the Oxymorons of AIM Regulation….an absolute scandal.

What I have been told is that a Nomad was indeed lined up, and had even been out to the Kabwe site in Zambia to inspect the site. So discussions were indeed advanced.

However, I have also been told that the dead hand of AIM Regulation stepped in and at the last minute told BMR its suspension would not be lifted. They refused to discuss the matter with the proposed replacement Nomad – because they had not been appointed yet – and the replacement couldn’t take up the role without the suspension being lifted. AIM wouldn’t lift the suspension because BMR (formally) had no Nomad and so via a peculiarly circular route, BMR was given the elbow. Nice!!

I am told that BMR’s financial condition is fine, and if it needs cash it has around 4% of AIM-listed Jubilee Platinum (JLP) it can sell. I am also told that an alternative trading platform is being sought.

This looks horribly like AIM Regulation ordered a straightforward execution.

But worse follows – and this is about former Nomad WH Ireland.

I have been told that Ireland went out to visit the claimed £4.6 million copper asset at Kabwe promoted by previous management in 2015 – and which has since been shown by current management not to have existed. But it signed off on numerous statements saying that it did exist. Oops.

So perhaps it is not completely surprising that WH Ireland would have wanted out – and not entirely surprising that BMR wanted them out as well.

These really are serious allegations.

blearyman, it's no good calling or Emailing the guy anymore. At this point we need shareholder intervention to stop us from losing anymore of our assets, and prevent us from potentially losing the lot.

We are well on our way and perhaps already over, having the support of shareholders with a combined holding of 5% in BMR. This will enable us to start taking actions. Get involved if you're not already.

We need a minimum of 5% to enable us to take some actions. We have 335,710,864 shares in issue - 5% of that is 16,785,544 shares.

Just mine and aw2414's holding's gives us over 9m shares lol, that's just two people! We should smash 5% easily, but 10% would be even better... Get involved!

What bull**** would that be then? If you think you can prove me wrong over something, be my guest...

Suit yourself 3card. As you're also a JLP holder it would probably be a conflict of interest if you joined anyway lol.

Perhaps you'd rather just come on here moaning instead of standing up to AB.

It doesn't matter who the group is run by. The main thing is that the group achieves it's objectives.

runman99, at them moment we are looking to build up a group of shareholders with a combined total holding of 5%+ in BMR. Once that happens we can start to demand more information and answers from AB.

If AB is found to have acted negligently against shareholders, then yes, we could possibly take legal action.

Bandit, you obviously don't like me, perhaps I can be the bigger man by offering you an olive branch. Instead of trying and failing to belittle me on a public bulletin board, why don't you put your time to better use and fight with us? Join the BMR Watch group and ensure we do have something left for ourselves.

P.S. Why don't you have another read of some of my recent conversation posts and tell me where you would find most of that information in the public domain? I think you'd struggle. You could have always picked up the phone yourself if you felt you could have done a better job than me...

Yes, I sent mine a short while ago. I'm sure they will get back to us. I noticed they have updated the site at least twice today.

https:// bmrwatch .shutterfly .com/

I know some of the delay can be attributed to us operating in Africa, but I don't buy that off as an excuse for AB to use. Like you say he's had ample opportunity to sort the situation, instead he appears to have dragged his feet, and look where we are because of it.

He has a lot to answer for and the BMR Watch group needs to delve deep into the current operations to find out what's going off. There is certainly more than meets the eye to this never ending bad news story.

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allianze, I find that if you contact via Email he is quite selective about which questions he answers from the list. When I have him on the phone he can't avoid them so easily as I can press him for an answer.