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No Badger, all it says is CNR holders have been given a second chance of achieving what they were promised for years by a typical lifestyle AIM BoD, and MTL have picked up some great assets at a bargain basement price (if they can prove them up).

Every MTL holder has held dogs like CNR, the difference being that CNRites have not lost the lot like happens a lot but have been given a Lazarus opportunity. I wish I'd had the opportunity on a few of my investments in the past. GLA

Perhaps @Broom I'm reading a different BB to you as I've not seen any "gloating over peoples decision to invest in CNR" but I have however seen quite a few posts from MTL and CNR holders alike that are basically saying "stop whinging". But your comment " the truth is some of the speculative comments are reminiscent of early days Condor" is way off the mark. MTL's position is "chalk and cheese" to CNR's and the optimism and the so called speculation (I call it optimism) is based on the solid facts of having turned around a debt laden under producing company to a junior miner with enviable cash income. The marriage of the MTL cash and CNR assets (together with a few more MTL assets) makes the optimism around the future of this company a million miles away from "speculative" and more like a planned and pre financed expansion with a huge upside when the wrinkles (that we will inevitably face) are ironed out As for "Slurry" ! He's just another one neghead to filter.

Touched a nerve Tard ? And it's truly enlightening to be called a cretin ,by a grand master of the art. Some of the unfounded and completely inaccurate twaddle you post puts you in a stupid league of your own.

But then again he wood woodn't he ! I'm not sure that he has predicted grades as yet but within his presentations he has certainly expressed a strong belief re the "missing copper" is there. and there is the potential of some high grade concentrations.

Look further than your nose Broom-the static sp is a complete result within the scenario,and loads of upside re the assets to come.

Or even Nkwazhi

In the meantime we have assays pending for Ch E and a couple of dabbles into Khwazhi (midway between )Ch E and Muswema. Imagine if they linked up ! Far too early for any indications of that nature so I suppose I'll just have to be happy if we begin to find just one Tier 1 to start with .😂

Imagine if we had a 25year mining license on ground where we previously and now see ridiculous potential-There I go dreaming again !🤔🤣

If our first drills would be anything like Kalumbila ,which developed into the worlds largest mines

21st May 2009

Kiwara plc

("Kiwara" or the "Company")

Drilling Update - Further suite of assay results confirm significant copper

mineralisation over extensive strike and dip at Kalumbila

The Board of Kiwara, the Zambian based exploration Company, is very pleased to

announce further excellent results from its ongoing drilling programme on the

Kalumbila base metals target.

Highlights:

* Four Bore holes, L40, L42, L53 and L54 have intersections in excess of 0.80% Cu

over widths of over 20m :-

* Bore hole L40 includes 0.91% Cu over 23.20m from 52.27m; Bore hole L42 includes

1.00% Cu over 31.71m from 122m; Bore hole L53 includes 0.88% Cu over 20.82m from

47.30m and Bore hole L54 includes 0.89% Cu over 34.73m from 146.27m;

* Bore hole L53, the most south-westerly reported, is 8.2Km along strike from

historic nickel and copper zone, has a close to surface intersection, assayed

0.68% Cu over 43.98m from 25m and includes 0.88% Cu over 20.82m from 47.30m; and

1.31% Cu over 6.30m from 52.32m;

* Bore holes L39, L42 and L48 also report high grade cobalt mineralisation.

Oh well, we can only dream 🤞🤔

Imagine if there are other sites like Dupax ! Perhaps RunRuno is aptly named to Run and Run

A sneaky suspicion at the very least !

Your point 2. Dupax-- The grades are ridiculously good and for Darren to mention them( up to/around 15 g Au and 7%Cu) -I can't wait to see some more news on it.

Ree Tard-Burundi-Now why didn't that cross my mind-"Hell hath no fury like a country scorned"

They're full of B...... "A Contingent Value Right (CVR) payment can be paid into an ISA account if it's part of the consideration for an original transaction that took place within the ISA. The payment is not considered a subscription and doesn't count towards the annual ISA subscription limit"

If the CVR is related to a share held in an ISA when it's paid IMO it would stay in the ISA and same for a trading account. When a dividend paying ISA shares pay the divi it goes into the ISA so I can see no reason for any difference with a CVR but no expert and would be interested to know why if I'm wrong.

It was recorded Smart so will be out later. Canada seems ridiculously huge and simple-Now this is on the cusp of an MRE and in the final stages of testing w are getting world wide enquiries. I can see the IP being licensed to a big boy !

Wow Reet,how observant it's only ben mentioned in an RNS and now a presentation. I bet you can almost tie your own laces ! PS the lost time due to lab problems that pushed that back has now been addressed and time may be regained to some extent,and in the meantime there have been several processing developments that remove expense ,all good news EH ?

I'm with you @Bertmonkey on consolidations never been in or seen a good one. DB says there are no plans and if there were I would sell out and buy back later-I hate them !

Brazil we knew but Canada, Saudi and India....!