RE: Share options15 Jan 2019 20:29
Have anybody here ever thought about what would have happened to Kurt and his BEM if they were running their own company, and not a public AIM listed? I think that you all know perfectly - they would have been bankrupt a long time ago. So, it is yours and even my merit, like all other investors who hoped that Kurt, as a real leader, understands all the responsibility and will do everything possible and even impossible to resolve the permit issue. But they as if guilty teenagers began to meekly expect favors from Swedish bureaucrats. As if it was not these bureaucrats that caused the company enormous 5 years damage, but the company itself is the debtor of these bureaucrats. And it was out of this inferiority and spinelessness sences that the decision arose to make BEM more a Swedish company than an English one. In the hope that they will not be denied access to their company. And for all this mess and shame to get a award? Well, in this case, I should advise investors apply for the Nobel Prize. All the more, no needs for to far travel and more hope that committee will not refuse to give the prise for patience and exceptional dedication to Sweden.