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A Danish spokesman on the radio said "Greenland is not for sale but it is open for business" Quite right too, IMO. If the US or China want a piece of the pie they should get their skates on and their cheque books out.

One BBC correspondent the other day said the Zim citizens often only get 4 hrs of electricity and that too only at night. Mind you, on a hard Brexit the UK may end up joining them!

It all looks good on paper, that's why we all bought in but thanks to the Roach and the Crocodile, nothing ever materialises. (I expect this post will also get deleted, someone's obviously trying to manipulate BB sentiment lately)

No his medication just wore off! :-p

No his medication just wore off! :-p

I lost track of whether we've been drilling elsewhere while awaiting results from holes 6/7. If so it could be that we'll get results from those not too long afterwards.

Gipps51, despite the name I've heard it said that BP is pretty much a US company nowadays.

If they hit an IOCG core under Sharktooth it'll way more than double, mate...

Please drop the references to Butlins, Skeggy. I'm still psychologically scarred from staying a (frozen) week there circa April 1979. A players punchup during an inter chalet football game betrays the social calibre of our fellow campers there at the time. :-)

People are unhappy at the continuing lack of progress in developing the country. A BBC commentator said this govt is basically the same one in power as before - it was only Mugabe that left. So pretty much the same sinister, corrupt, self serving people are holding the reins as before. Add that to George being at the helm and there's really not much hope for us. :-(

Trouble is, he's far from alone on AIM in being self serving and failing miserably to deliver any shareholder value whatsoever. My criticism is that if he were a football manager he would have been booted out a long time ago before he could do any more damage. Seems that if you're a useless, incompetent if not outright fraudulent AIM CEO, you can still cling on to the reins like a limpet whilst paying yourself handsomely. AIM shareholders are small fry, powerless and unorganised so they are easily misled and manipulated by these unscrupulous BoDs.

And to think he was lauded as 'one of the good guys on AIM' by one city commentator when he took over from Alikhani. I'd hate to see how the bad CEOs perform. :-(

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.nytimes.com/2019/08/12/health/ebola-outbreak-cure.amp.html
Great news for the people in the affected areas and should help encourage inward investment.

Or is this lack of US help all you can expect after failing to pay govt lobbying fees as well? :-p

"We also make formal complaints to the relevant US government agencies, in particular the US Department of Energy, the US Department of Commerce, the US Department of the Treasury, and the Office of the US Trade Representative, "the statement said."
Am I missing something? The letter is from Frr's legal team complaining about the Ukraine govt's handling of the Dolphin tender process, so what does that have to do with these US agencies?

If it were my contact I would have tried to get more info before posting. No use leaving us hanging. If they are talking about Frr locally then there must be more details to be had or at least some rumours.

at bid price just prior to the ask dropping back, so no ambiguity there...

They're all down as sells though...

SS didn't do very well in cracking the Weald code at BB, and wasn't it Tidswell and Lenigas that got HH flowing?

Well, normally gold in the ground can be worth anything from $10 to $200/oz directly added to the Mcap, depending on grade, ease of access and processing, jurisdiction, local taxes and labour costs etc. That's fully drilled and scoped out but without any mine development at all. That would be the normal sale price range should someone wish to buy it off us. However, with Welsh gold apparently going for 2-3 times the normal price it's anybody's guess what the premium would be. It would take a lot of drilling, a lot of cash and quite a bit of time to get a JORC done though.