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Who knows why but it probably wasn't because Oyster is about to come to the market in the near future. Share price in CAN halved in the year from 1 Jun 17.

You didn't just share a pointless link though. You shared the headline and gave no substance to back it up. You then drew an unwarranted inference from it. Looks like "game on" you said. Looks like "game off" to me. The original Oyster was caught out by the Afren collapse and is clearly now in the hands of a bunch of people best described as Madagascar enthusiasts. They are fast running out of money and friends, which doesn't bode well for Polemus getting its money back, let alone getting 20% discounted shares in some Beaumont Cornish sponsored lash up listing on AIM.

That was three weeks ago and more to the point was only a week after the regulatory announcement saying that work was stopped last year. As a matter of fact the Oyster exploration programme started in 2014 and there is no other reference to any resolution and subsequent commencement anywhere, that I've seen anyway. I think you may be grasping a straw with that one but good luck with it anyway.

Oyster lodged a management report in April which said nothing about work in Djibouti and this about Madagascar... "However, due to some inter-governmental department coordination issues arising in late 2017 that affected operations, work has been temporarily suspended. A special committee has been set up to resolve these issues and pending this resolution does not change to the guarantees have been implemented and in the meantime the Government has confirmed that Oyster interests are held �in good standing�." Doesn't read like the sort of situation that even Beaumont Cornish would put their name to.

Bring back Dave Lenigas, team him up with Nigel Burton, the uncles of the government's Communities and Business Secretaries and lets get to work on a shale gas and coal bed methane hype in time for Brexit. With Beaumont Cornish here already how could we lose?

Me too. Lesson learned elsewhere and now used to good effect to recover the joining fee we all have to pay. Next step is to sign up with a forward selling broker and join the rampers on here....

And yet HL are quoting me 1.58p to buy from them. How odd.

Email shareholders at eridgecapital dot co dot uk and ask to join the shareholder info list.

And it's not as if it hasn't been done before in Cameroon by some of the people now involved in Blvn. Rivendell will be able to confirm that. When he stops posting insightful doggerel of course.

I draw the poet's attention to the 2010 Bribery Act and offer another verse.... One was called Claude Gueant The other, Paul Biyay, But Interpol had Noticed them, So had the NCA.

The shares are not listed on any exchange and neither is there a matched bargain service being paid for by the company. Some holders have been able to do off market transactions with people they know or have been put in contact with. The progress recently made, at a cost of about �70k not counting director fees, has simply been the cancellation of registration in Jersey and the re-registration in the British Virgin Islands. To get a very very rough idea of how much each share is currently "worth" on an asset basis simply divide 4.75 billion by 1 million. The answer will be in pounds..

Securlinx took at most half an hour to do due diligence on before deciding it was a spoof. It wasn't worth tuppence let alone �17m. There was clearly something else about it which no one outside the company picked up on. I think I know though. Morgantown is home to the US Dept of Energy technology laboratory that deals with fossil fuels and an extremely large fracking oil field called Marcellus. See https://www.eia.gov/maps/pdf/MarcellusPlayUpdate_Jan2017.pdf Why else would a Lenigas company want a foothold in Morgantown with multi billions of cheap shares in friendly hands? That doesn't explain why it feel through of course but I bet Nicholas Lee of PRS knows why from his short time on the board here.

Paternoster liked Polemos so much that they bought the company? No, 'fraid not. Having at one point had 25% of Polemos Nick Lee demanded and got a place on the board. We can now see that he was asked to leave when the Securlinx deal flopped in January.and he wasn't allowed by his new bosses at Shard/Riverfort to join the dilution fest of last week. Falling below 5% makes him just like you and me so he lost another set of fees (see also LCG) You are right on one thing though. What's brewing is a campaign to spike so the 0.1p diluter team can get out with a profit. Good luck knowing when to bail out before the dump.

375,000,000 (bought at 0.4 with PRS shares not cash) which is 4.77% (was 25% originally) after yesterday's dilution, apparently. I wonder how much of the price rise today was to help some of those buying of the brokers at 0.1 to offload.

Goodrich (established only at the beginning of last year), like Townshend (2002), is a related party to NWF. There are shared directors among the three of them.

It helps that Townshend and Newfield are related parties as is evident from the continuing relationship and shared directors. I expect they will need to find most of that $30m themselves.

That's voluntary cancellation. Fair enough. Now read the next line of Rule 41. That's involuntary cancellation and it applies from 0800hrs tomorrow unless someone does something about it in the next hour or so.

That refers to a set of acquisitions in a twelve month period which when added together make up a RTO rather than allowing 12 months for one RTO. Rule 41 is what we are facing here and particularly this part of it. "The Exchange will cancel the admission of AIM securities where these have been suspended from trading for six months." That's from tomorrow morning.

Suspended on 8 September so shares should be cancelled by AIM tomorrow morning unless an admission document or a cancelled deal notice is published today. May resume trading tomorrow, may not but not long to wait to find out.

Ah yes, GUN with the Human Brands crew. Don't normally do requests but for you I'll make an exception. See you over there later with the links to the US court case and the SEC ruling.