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Alex has his fingers in many other pies, so I would say that they may all be deemed lifestyle companies to him. That's the problem. BMR has an asset in one of the most polluted parts of the world. It has needed much better care and attention than Alex has allocated. We thankfully have our licence back now tough, serious work must be done. It must happen, so perhaps Alex will move on and allow the suitably qualified people to progress the project. Dunno. Only my thoughts.

Your posts are making me tearful honey. Spot on, unfortunately.

Good post Chimes. Yes, our problem has been our BoD. Still is. We shall see what Colin brings now though and if performance improves. Let's face it, it must. Val is spot on. A paltry amount relative to our asset could not be raised by Bozzer. Why not? Answers on a hairpiece.

Good points Rosie. Yes, I initially meant JLP not showing BMR respect, though as later written, that does apply to some JLP shareholders. I understand why Leon must have been fuming with BMR, I do, but there should have still then been appropriate communication between our two companies, so that the licence reinstatement RNS news for each, was issued simultaneously with the other, or even BMR's RNS first. Our asset, licence etc. Only right to have done that, in my view. Good business protocol. Our news read as if Alex was surprised though, that Leon had issued JLP's news. We can read into that either way, but personally I feel that Leon jumped the gun. Granted however that JLP's share trading is currently active and does not have the luxury of being in suspension. Lol. I do take your point re the cash and shares advance from JLP, but of course the asset we have is well worth any involvement. Plus, JLP also now has a massive percentage of BMR. We mustn't forget this is only supposedly a JV! Admittedly though, and unfortunately, yes, there are clear signs of BMR's distressed state in this deal. In my opinion. I agree regarding the treatment of shareholders in general by each company, and our BoD in particular has been shocking, underperforming in perhaps all areas, especially in that of providing shareholders with the full, accurate operational picture. If only because Alex is obviously not one to highlight his own shortcomings. In fact Rosie, quite the opposite I would say. He has often been "delighted" to have delivered another small nail in the BMR coffin. Under construction, almost finished last year, but thankfully still not yet complete. Lol. The fact is BMR doesn't have a decent CEO, insofar as he has proven quite inept, but I have to vaguely hope that he stands firm for BMR holders and does not allow JLP to acquire any more of BMR's future profits. By "interference" I stand by what I say, but would include not working together. JLP will obviously undertake the bulk of site work, but working separately on the same project without communicating, will only lead to problems and the treading on of feet. BMR owns the asset and land thereon, the licences, which must be remembered and respected by our JV partner. JLP is getting a sensational deal out of this for the future, the better deal, when viewed as relative to what it is contributing now. It really makes me weep Rosie. Lol. Borrelli's fault of course. He's been awful, and my Spidey senses have been tingling since his doomed bid for MTR. Anyway, best regards to you, and good luck to us all.

Right, back to being a gent, but in my defence, we've had to put up with more crap on here since the tie-up with JLP, than at any time prior. People wanting BMR to fold or to fail and that being their focus on our bb, I guess those of such low moral order have just got on my man tits. Hey ho. Tomorrow is another day. Keep up the good work Bring. Best regards.

Nowt wrong with haggis. Soaks up the alcohol. Less vom in the taxi.

JLP, me no likey. Leon is full of gas and Bird full of hot air. They don't appear to have shown us any respect yet, Leon issuing their RNS prior to Alex issuing ours re the licence reinstatement. Bad business protocol from JLP that, in my opinion, considering it's both our asset and our licence. I feel uneasy about this relationship, and if Borrelli had performed better, we wouldn't have needed the JV. It's his fault that we are dealing with the likes of JLP and not forging ahead under our own steam. Just my thoughts. Then we've had certain oik JLP shareholders beating their chests and telling us how rubbish BMR is. Well, those types can just shampoo my fookin' balls. Fook 'em. What an investment this has been. I'd love something to happen now that sees us go it alone, I really would. Wishful thinking though I know. I'm of the opinon that it was also Jeremy who got our licence back, not Leon, as it was neither Leon's nor JLP's to get. What we don't want is interference, which isn't the idea of a JV. We are not the minnow and should not be treated as such. End of message.

An afternoon off, in which to ponder. What a great place!

I picked up on that, but felt he meant "of" JLP. Meaning he is a holder of BMR only. Dunno though.

Not fit, going back decades. End of message. Lol.

:-) Ka-Pow!

Put together is correct. Lol. Mornin' me old limpet.

Yes, quite right, best not to think about it Sooz. Especially while we still have an amount of time left not to have to think about it! Lol. And, morny morn. x

Good poem from Kav that. x

Ooh, so you feel it'll be "Mayday Mayday" for May on a May day. Fair play.

So does Subtle. Lol.

You are welcome Aug. Atb.

Thanks, and yes, because that's what generates the extra bit of juice. As in electrical current. Lol.

Some may not have seen this, from the Cape Town presentation earlier this year: https://m.youtube.com/watch?t=310s&v=Cra5SI33ttE

Cheers Bryn. Sorry for the "thiough" typo. I didn't have my specs with me. Good post yourself matey, have just been reading back now. Rest well. Best regards.