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Surely that information should first be released by an RNS?

I think you are probably correct Harry. LSE will have had more than enough of you. Your ramping is outside of their rules.

Incidentally to be defamatory and libelous remarks need to be untrue.

Personally I think Migori will drag on for years as it is a cash cow for the Kenyan lawyers who will not want an early settlement.

I think that is the shortest RNS covering an AGM that I have ever seen.

You're excelling yourself Harry. Nine ramps in the last 2 days. AB will be proud of you.

The political situation needs to be sorted out imho.

I'd say about 50 to 1.

Bambos, what you fail to understand is that revenue means nothing, profit is what counts. You've obviously never operated a business.

"What a fantastic asset we have." I seem to recall that AB used similar words when standing next to the highwaller (contractor not machine) at the Rosa Mine

Where are all the posters that told us that this rough, tough oilman would sort out Mayan and could probably walk on water? All strangely silent.

But where will the money go then maestro. Special dividend for shareholders? I don't think so.

I disagree. I think Migori will drag on for years. You have itinerant local miners who's rights the Kenyan Government will want to protect and a bank of lawyers all racking up legal fees.

Where are the apologies from Align and their supporters who have been pumping Mayan for months?

All of those who have been pumping this share during the last year must feel a bit stupid this morning.

Our esteemed leader seems to be doing an excellent job of destroying the value of the company.

This makes all the so called experts who have been. bigging up EG on an almost daily basis look incredibly foolish.

If you don't know who this person is why did you report the post?

Absolutely like an onion Zu, it certainly makes me weep.

We've got quite a lot going for us Andy with Toyota making quite a commitment to hydrogen powered cars and with the gradual (too gradual for my liking) opening of hydrogen filling stations. Once electric vehicles become more numerous the supporting infra structure could cause problems with half hour waits at charging stations. The steps forward with NH4 should work in our favour but not for a few years.
We need to keep getting the message out there.

Andy, unfortunately hydrogen is dismissed as a bit of a novelty by the battery brigade. Battery power will be prominent for the next several years but lithium (or other metals) is a finite resource whereas hydrogen will never run out. The latest development of transporting hydrogen as NH4 will have a very significant impact.
ITM is not getting its message across. It is time for commercial brains to front the business not scientists.