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Ed, the Swedish cabinet members still use ancient quill pens and papyrus. A decision on progressing anything at all may not be a priority. Lol.

It was more to do with ACI not coughing up the funding and Borrelli allowing the situation to fester. He has been useless. In all areas really. Out of his depth yet on the payroll. Balls!

Yes, down to cost rather than technical ability. I feel that's fair.

I take your point. I feel the 5tph plant idea was purely down to cost and could then be scaled up over time, but we know that the project didn't get off the ground with Jeremy as tech leader and obviously with ACI not stumping up the cash. Jeremy not managing to submit further documentation last year for approval of the vanadium processing, considering its immense promise, was a real let down. In my view. Anyway, we still don't know the details yet, as to whether the 5tph will stand or be upped by JLP. Moreover, if upped, at what cost, if any, to BMR. I'm anxious to get the project off the ground, but obviously concerned about how much more of the pie Borrelli potentially gives away from here, considering his disgraceful record already in this area. Cheers Mike.

Hi Mike. It should be noted though that ZEMA did approve BMR's application for processing the lead and zinc tailings, so our Company must have been satisfactory in providing technical details/plant methodology. We did secure that approval. Regards.

Not sure why.

This has happened many times Troaj, although I do feel a decision will out before these elections. It makes sense to me, although I'm probably in the minority, considering our continued wait. Good luck if you are still in.

Fair points Vig. Let's see then. Not long to wait. Best wishes.

True that John. It's always good to see this on the up. It'll eventually make our market for BEM tighter on AIM, all being well with Kal.

Hi Vig. We all hope that it will be a meeting for the better of the Company, its shareholders and the project, but in order for many of us to enthuse further, or otherwise, I feel we simply must be presented with the details. It is then a case of whether the information within the RNS can be relied upon. To be on the safe side, it is perhaps more appropriate for us to see if action on the ground etc does materialise, reflecting those details, rather than relying on any words of action. Unfortunately, believing wholly in the RNS news has been to our detriment under both Alikhani and Borrelli. Just my take on things. Regards.

Yep. Nothing to get excited about. If and when it eventually goes into double figures then I'll start watching more closely. Cheers Troaj.

Yes, last chance Bryn, agreed.

Well, that would possibly be good, but Leon, or anyone else for that matter, will have to prove he or she can drive this forward. I won't be satisfied with any CEO until I see the proof of what they've done, as in, their work reflected via a turnaround in our fortunes. Cheers Saus.

The bozweasel shouldn't have hung on after the MTR fiasco, but he goes where his wig takes him. An alleged and wholly unconfirmed observation.

Not sure we'll have an RNS tonight, if the meeting is supposedly tomorrow. Might as well wait for the info from that meeting then just issue one smashin' RNS. Lol.

Happy anniversary Adam. It's been another rough year, but you've stuck with it in spite of everything. Well done matey.

No. Don't think he's been on here.

Clivo used to say that all the time. We'll "go ahead" and do this or that.

Sums it up well I think Aug, what you've said. The Government has dithered and dithered, and now, unfortunately for the Gov, the election has crept up and is only just around the corner. Oops! Does it attempt then to turn over a late leaf by at least painting over existing cracks, or does it get slaughtered in the Press by widening said cracks further? As you mention, someone will be upset with whatever the decision, but without a decision, there remains an obvious, unacceptable and broken process. One highlighted at the worst possible time for those who currently have the seats. Hot potato this. Lol.

Thanks Yazz. What will be will be with this investment, but I think most investors will agree that the reverse Midas touch cast by Borrelli has been both hard to take and difficult to fathom. In fact, he has dropped so many clangers that I find it doubtful he's ever given much thought to the fact that his main role is one of acting in the best interests of BMR shareholders. He certainly hasn't been careful on our behalf. More like a small child tucking into a bowl of spaghetti hoops. Messy.