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Cool Sefton, I never get upset just annoyed as to this nation's obsession with pitying animals over people and that bombing bought out an awful lot of misplaced anguish.

On the subject of PR, we could do with taking leaf out of Peter Levine's book. I'm in President Energy and they judt announced sponsorsip of Leeds United. All eyes will be on Leeds, all around the world as they the true epitamy of a footballing (very long) 'sleeping giant'. President's comms are second to none as well for a small o & g company.

Still, we just have to have faith. PG hasn't employed Flagstaff for ornament, news will be released when ready I suppose.

What I hated Sefton was the fact that a horse received far more pity than the soldiers who were torn limb from limb. Tragic to see the outpouring of grief, my mate's mum kept going on about those poor horses, and I remember her quote today 'there wasn't a dry eyevon the ward".. How very pathetically British. Brave Sefton was the headines in The Scum... tesoect to the journalists working for the rag though, they knew howbto.play the heartstrings.

Still what can you expect in a country where the RSPA was set up as a registered charity before the NSPCC. Seeing your user name and then recalling the bomb was in 82 set me off. Rightly so as well.

Just remembered Sefton, your user name is that of that stupid horse that got blasted by an IRA nail bomb in Hyde Park and it was in 82. That incident stirred up every emotion I hate about this country. A friend's mum was in hospital at the time, women were crying in the ward over pics of 'Brave Sefton' on the front page of the tabloids. Forget the fact that a dozen young soldiets had been killed and maimed.

Keep posting about candlesticks MMM, I find it intetesting and not prepared tp dismiss out of because I don't have the patience to learn how to read charts.

Sit back, chill and trust our board. I've more faith in a board that quietly beavers away rather than constantly needing to keep pis entertained with bread, circuses and a never ending supply of news.

There's some pretty big players in serious trouble, PMO for example need $55 Brent to service their debts, which are gargantuan...Companies are going to be giving their infrastructure away if we remain patient..

I forgot the drilling team will be flying to Morocco from Canada so don't need to arrange tests or paperwork in the banana republic that the UK is fast becoming. That gives me a infinitely more confidence that things will be moving along sooner rather than later.

Cheers Chancers. Just read this and it confirmed something I picked up on another link yesterday. Visitors need a recent negative covid test cert for entry.

Anyone who.listened to PMQs will realise that is likely to be a Herculean task in this shambolic excuse for a country.

In fact, we were told a few days ago, that under no circumstances should you be trying to book a test simply because you are due to travel abroad. You must wait until have bulbous pustules under your armpits and have rose shaped rashes all over your stomach....

Have to agree with Wacky, keep it all positive, fresh and only look.forward. New investors are soon going to be sniffing opportunities. I certainly have a nose around chat boards prior to investing anywhere and sure others do as well.

Plus Malcy loves us and potential investors will be reading his blog. I'm here in the first place because of him recommending PRD and got in bigger due to him recommending RRE giving me a nice extra pot to.invest here....

Good luck all with your other investments, we don't need luck here, it will come good....

Don't gamble Taximan. You clearly aren't big enough or rich enough to.lose money. Sad, little crybabies need ro stick to Santander 123 accounts where their money is safe and cosy.

Don't blame PH because you can't afford to retire comfortably. You only have yourself to.blame.

It is unclear to me whether

a. The rebel shareholders have been rebuffed by the board
or
b. The rumour regarding the rebel stakeholders approaching tbe board has been rebuffed by the board.

Need to do some very impressive networking to amass the 20% and all undercover and without a single one of us knowing about it, unless of course it is Amarti and the big 3 pis.

https://oilprice.com/Geopolitics/Europe/Conflict-Between-Armenia-And-Azerbaijan-Threatens-Europes-Energy-Security.html

Anyone seen this? Our next door neighbours just don't seem to be able to go too long without firing shells at each other.

Thinking about it Dai, I'm in 6 companies 5 of which shareholders are awaiting release of information-reports, progress of discussions with business partners etc which have been delayed for longer than seems necessary.

I'm sure with all the uncertainty in the world, not just covid but general direction US presidential elections not least, it could be considered a bad time to release good news and vice versa a good time to release bad news.

Trying to sit back patiently, though not quiet there yet, otherwise I wouldn't be checking for an RNS each morning.

You haven't been waiting that patiently dai, you've done a fair share of grumbling in regards to its absence. Anyway, good luck to XR may they force many large wind turbines and EVs to be built.

Got over excited there, thought it read $68 Billion it was $6 Billion. Still, hopefully just the start as big oil sees the writing on the wall and adapts to survive.

https://oilprice.com/Latest-Energy-News/World-News/Oil-Major-Total-Carmaker-PSA-Set-Up-6B-EV-Battery-Venture.html
Anyone seen this? All good stuff, more EV and wind turbines the better. We an all sleep well at night knowing we are helping the planet as well as making money. Far better than supergluing yourself to Lambeth Bridge and paying pc plod's overtime with hefty fines

Don't forget Bobby, the Lang family have been working with that other big holderJon Fitzpatrick. He apparently negotiated the dale of their stake in West Newton a few months ago to Reabold. Jon F in turn has been working closely with Alaistar Ferguson, the 3rd big holder. These are serious players, West Newton I believe is the UK"s biggest ever onshore discovery. Also, one of the Langs was a director at UJO, Reabold's partner in West Newton.

The Langs clearly know the o & g industry very well. They also must know JF vety well and trust him a great deal to have him act on their behalves. They've now heavily invested in a company where he is already heavily invested.

JF also led on recent merger between CERP/BPC now valued dome £70m. This is big stuff, these aren't chancers who are throwing their hats in with us, they are very experienced and respected figures in o&g.

Good point Wacky. We are a kean, mean well oiled machine. Getting quick decisions made in a behemoth of a company can be just as frustrating as dealing with public servants. We on the othethand have neither an overbloated management structure or dozens of bigger fish to fry. Due to stricter covid restrictions in Morroco, our partners in Trinidad, both private and public have almost our undivided attention.

Avi. How about Early Processing Unit up and running, connection into the Bago pipeline, gas sales commencing. That's just for starters , we aten't spending good money setting this infrastrucutre in place for fun. It is to sell a commodity at a profit, gas that the Georgian govt are desparate for their populace to.buy from us rather than the Russians. They will bend over backwards to help us, we don"t have to touch up corrupt officials here, they want us producing asap and are notbputting up any hurdles.

I thought that was a cracking RNS and immediately mustered a couple of grand from my SOU speculative punt for a top.up. Followd by a great write up.in Malcy's daily blog yestetday evening,thought we'd be flying today.

C'est la vie.

Well said Scamp- some people seem to think they have a god given right to make money on high risk/high reward shares by companies drilling and mining in far flung lands and then squeal like stuck pigs when it doesn't come off. These boards are full of such muppets, sadly symptomatic of Western culture where individuals are treated like children and not considered to be 100% responsible for their own actions. Just check out the adverts for solicitors, post PPI wanting to help people who've lost money buying shares in ISAs.

Hadn't been on for a few days but good to see Astec and Bobbyr staying positive and beating the drum.. negativity breeds only more negativity

https://www.mining.com/web/lawmakers-seek-to-curb-us-reliance-on-china-for-rare-earths/

Anyone seen this? Would be very good news indeed iff it actually happens. Even if it doesn't, it's good that the debate is being had and hopefully keeps the matter in the public eye.