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Yes Paul, I might even catch a glimpse of Heid's knees in a car at the back of the Rampton House Pub with 'Uncle Dave'.
Remember she likes older men with plenty 'oil' in the tank.......vroom vroom!

Paul, if Shell thought that West Newton was such a good 'gamble' they would lend RBD the cash (with strings attached of course) to further the drill but................................

Pboo...Afraid you're wrong. You won't see Heid in Anne Summers. They only sell clothes up to a size 24.

CL...correct, it won't be long before the 'beast from the east' Reabold Resources comes knocking, wanting millions for the debacle that is WEST NEWTON.

Heid and TheAimCasino.... A simple Explainer.
A 'marriage' made in an office at 6 Charlotte Street Bath. Best 'man' Rubey now consigned by Heid to reside disconnected from the outside world by location and power to the bottom drawer of a rusty filing cabinet.

TAC, neither of us you refer to are posting as many ramping comments as your mate Heid though. At least we can agree on that.
Hence the number she has posted over a short time span. Any person can see that is not the normal behaviour of the average punter by a long way. So, must be in the payroll of the company by the look of it!

Twice zero is zero

Heid so where is the funding coming from and when are they going to start the drill.

Heid so where is the funding coming from and when are they going to start the drill.

Heid answer the question instead of trying to drown posters out by posting numerous times in a row.
Just shows and exaggerates how wrong you are.

Well seeing that Rathlin are skint and their present major funders are Reabold Resources they will be lucky to start any drilling this year unless Shell 'poppy up' before the year end. No reason to believe that they will be able to draw down from their Canadian friends either as they are far from flush with cash at the present time, and must be peed off with the dynamic duo's performance.
Reabold also have other commitments ongoing but shush don't mention either Danube Petroleum or Daybreak Oil & Gas. 'I did but I think I got away with it'.

TAC "Vox Markets"....see my take of the (STAGED) interview by Zak Mir on the RBD site.
Ever heard of the term 'shelf life'? Well by the time West Newton comes on stream (if ever) the shelf will be so old it will be full of wood worm.

I must have missed the part in the chat with Zak Mir that relates to the Romanian (Parta) and Californian (Daybreak Oil & Gas) 'assets'. It just confirms my long held suspicion, that is that West Newton is the make-or-break play for RBD.
Whether there will definitely be a return to shareholders via a dividend seems to be unclear. The dynamic duo also appear to suggest that they favour a share buy-back first and foremost. I personally doubt whether both in tandem would be undertaken as each then would be so diluted as to be almost meaningless.

A good friend of mine invests primarily in a number of energy companies both here in the UK and in the United States. He does not usually deal with small outfits in the AIM.
Over a few drinks yesterday evening he said regarding Gas in particular as well as OIl that very shortly unless some unforeseen happens the wholesale price which is falling should soon be back to pre-Ukrainian war prices.
No doubt Heid will disagree, but my friend with over fifty years of trading experience is not wrong very often with the energy markets.
I most certainly know who I would trust more given Heid's past record of telling the truth.
Now Heid you can post numerous times as you usually do to remove this from the front page.
Potential investors beware.

Just checked on the Lincolnshire County Council planning site and NO updates regarding planning.
This may take a long long time. Let's not forget the nearest house is only 600 metres away from the site.
I personally think there will not be any news until summer at the earlies.
The local elections are in May so it's obvious from a political standpoint there will be no movement before then!

has dispatched the 'A Team' namely Heid and AIM (Rubey) in an attempt to stifle news at what is actually going on at Union Jack Oil.
They don't agree that potential investors should be thoroughly researched by posters, and their findings dispassionately published on this board.

TAC.....Wow Rubey you were quick out of the starting gate. I think we all know why.

Since September last year when the 6 monthly results were announced the share price has dropped around 47%, off from a high of 51p to circa 27p.
This has obviously taken place due to a huge divesting of company shares, which one cannot just assume is individual shareholders.
The questions these movements poses are twofold, by whom and why?

just published, so expecting more buys (inc fun and games) from Institutions between now and the end of March.

TAC. You forgot to add in my not so humble opinion.