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London? Stockholm? I thought it was the Hague.

Minden.. AST only 1 post on a sunday is it toast?

Resistance is not futile.
Jean-luc. ;-)

I don't think it's going to do our cause much good with tweets like this.....
"Us investors are stuck and worried we have lost our hard earned money in a scam!"

It showed as an rns on InvestEgate at 7.00am

I need a stiff drink after reading that lot!!! lol.

Thanks welloiled. This has probably been posted before but I've started to lose track, although it's all in georgian you can pick out names. The views of the nodding donkeys look pretty desolate, but probably just library pics. I wish someone on here could translate it.

https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=auto&tl=en&js=y&u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.palitranews.ge%2Fvideo%2Fras-edzebs-amerikuli-kompania-frontera-sakartveloshi-da-ratom-daitsqo-dava-adgilobriv-khelisuflebastan

All that's missing are the violins in the background...

If that was to happen it would probably preclude any s.m wanting to be associated with us, and I can't see Zaza risking that.

Nice crib for that Phones 4u guy on ch 4. nice bit of fluff too.

I was thinking Andy Serkis (Sméagol) for Dirk Adlikeabigun.

I'll bet you weren't the only one googling.. lol.

Issur Danielovitch Demsky as Coggy.

Maybe Zaza's son's gonna use the 2 new company's to start selling chocolates. Frontero Rochè. Mmm.

Oops* hazard a guess.

Anyone care to hazard as to the likely venue? York or London.... could be influential on the court vote.

R8. I reckon in the upcoming meeting, G.G will be using the Anaklia Development as leverage with the U.S to get more of the gas than Frontera want to give.

Would they be pick'n'mix?

Don't the arbitration rules on non disclosure apply right up until the ruling, seems as though Zaza's the only one abiding by the rules.

@R8pilot. Nice to see a positive U.S article in a Georgian mag, even though it got lost in the Boil ridden poxy posts.
I particularly liked this :-
One of the geopolitical imperatives of the US since the breakup of the Soviet Union was to enable newly independent Georgia use its geographic position as a nodal point in the nascent South Caucasus energy and transport corridor. Moreover, the effectiveness of the Georgian corridor would also underpin a bigger project, the Trans-Caspian Corridor (to consist of a pipeline, port-to-port contacts, etc.), which is still only an idea with some minor success, but could, under altered circumstances, become a geopolitical reality. This would inevitably increase Georgia’s independence vis-à-vis Russian transportation networks. This vision has proved to be successful and in the almost 30 years that have passed since the end of the Soviet Union, big steps have been made to limit Russia’s energy and infrastructural presence in the country.