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Saw your 'flat' comment. Will dig in a five acre vacant field two miles away. You may still cherish your lofty haven completely undisturbed.

As a shareholder I am disgusted by the short sighted distructive policy of this company building unsightly pylons all over the place.

All they have to do is dig a deep mine into the ground and with efficient heat pumps harvest the free electricity that mother earth provides. There is plenty of it.

The deeper we go the more the return is.

Why is policy dictated by jumped-up petty pen pushers?

Completely disgusted!!!

AAL is the best buy that BHP could make. It would be absolute madness to let AAL slip through their hands. I am sure that there are many jealous rivals kicking themselves that they did not make a move.

Fortune favours the brave.

At least long term we will be able to afford to eat food instead of chewing on rough diamonds.

What a battle!

It has been like watching grass grow.

Valuations on the London market are geared to shorting but that is about to reverse. We are in an international market so sell in May now means 'profits away'. Long term investing in good stock is the winner. This year is the breaking point.

Certainly not the time to sell.

London market is at bargain basement level in comparison to other exchanges.

Take advantage of it.

I I did mention on the BHP site that massive heat pumps could be installed along the mine shaft and could be leased to the local electricity companies to provide funds. The further we dig down, the warmer the environment becomes so it makes sense to turn the heat into something valuable that will cover expenses.

I do not agree with the 'low grade' assumption.

The point is, that it remains in the soil longer than the competition.

It does not really matter to us share holders. We are sitting on a good thing that will pay big dividends in the long term. To actually be involved in the largest supple of POLY 4 in the world is a remarkable achievement, irrespective of who owns it.

I thought that China would jump in to grab it at a basic price to help cultivate barren areas of their country. It would have saved them paying world market prices for an essential commodity.

Still the game is not over yet!

One the advantages of being a private investor is that we can ignore the 'small-mindedness' of the market spivs.

Try pricing the individual companies this firm owns and 600p is quite small.

Roll on 600p a share and recapture past glories.

Another advantage in the 'Woodsmith mine' is, as it is so deep in the earth, it would allow massive heat pumps to be installed and possibly leased out to local electricity companies. This cheap electricity move would service all Yorkshire and the profits accruing would cover any further mine expenses.

Long term this would really benefit BHP. China will buy the total POLY 4 hoard. Billions lie in wait for he who dares.

I hold GLEN, BHP and AAL .I am expecting a dark horse from China to walk in and sweep the decks.

IF BHP INCLUDED A £10 CASH OFFER FROM ITS HUGE RESERVES,IT WOULD BE A DONE DEAL.

It would be hard to refuse.

A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.

Nobody has considered the combined value of the two companies

I have stuck with POLY 4 since Sirius shambles. I reckon this is the perfect long term investment. The world may collapse around us but food production will still play an important part in our everyday activities. The Chinese showed a great deal of interest I in this product in the initial stages, so they will be watching this scenario with some envious interest. The game has just begun. Roll on a billion pound industry!

The sound of silence prevails.

Water is seeping into the hatches.

If this firm is serious in its offer for AAL then bite the bullet and pay £45 per share and be done with it before the Chinese snap it up. With a lot of mouths to feed, it would be a rare opportunity to make a killing for a very large population.

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