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Jim, You've wound up my sentiment-dial to negative-o'clock.

The Redmoor update was never going to increase the share-price - it's already factored it in: it has a significant distance to travel before an be monetised; LC, on the other hand, remains the near-term catalyst.

What an expensive hole.

Markyess, A deduction from Togo’s current political events - plus, from the considerable time already spent there by our management: it would be difficult to return without some form of definitive requirements (staggeringly hard to believe, I know, particularly with the ones that Keras has already fulfilled) - or the approval itself. Yes, my mind flip-flops between positivity and negativity on our elusive manganese big-dig.

Management still in Togo :-)

That’s true - war: the worst outcome for all concerned.

Anyway, back to EUZ - next steps?

Would imagine the pre-May governments - the ones I remember from when I Became politically conscious - would have handled the current crisis (crises, including Brexit) significantly better

Ssshh, don’t tell the rabid Brexiters - the easiest trade-deals in history, absolute sovereignty (except when the Americans tell us to bend over to accept their regulations).

Chirps, Will he be back? ;-)

Indeed - a tenuously deceptive self-comforting justification for voting in the worst government in living memory - bless them!

Anyhoo, come on 'Europa' Metals, stand and deliver...

The Corbyn argument is past its sell-by-date - but, hey-ho, keep spinning that one as often as Boris and his cronies spew the lies.

Slurm, Yes - otherwise, my optimism would become inextricably intertwined in our rich tapestry of positive threads that adorn this board.

Fira, You keep us grounded.

VanVan, Spot on - bring on an unjustifiably lower share-price so that I can buy more with my divis.

Sheds, I wouldn’t disagree with you - but despite LR’s insistence on comparing us with our peers, on researching the completed, and upcoming, work streams to increase the economic feasibility of our resources, on waiting for the supposed news flow to come, he must in between the yawning newsflow gaps maintain a consistent - and positive - PR momentum, especially to build a strong trust from investors in the progress and therefore sunlit-uplands future of this company; PR need not equate to setting unrealistically oversold and over-optimistic expectations.

Excuse me for my displeasure - but what the dickens is going on with our licence? Six years, continual meetings, changes in qualifying criteria - and, now, with a few weeks’ stay by our BoD, nada!

You would think that Spanish authorities would want to forge ahead as quickly as possible with Toral, particularly with the pandemic-provoked socio-economic plight of Spain; where’s the urgency?

Semantics aside of what constitutes an ‘asset’, it generates an income that covers our overheads - and, to my mind, defines a revenue-generating asset.

Nickel, Instead of continually - and boringly - questioning the board over the tax-provision, in SML's accounts, be as arrogantly bold as you are on this forum by asking JP himself. Or, better still, if you think the accounts are erroneous, and JP's lying in his response to bitcoin on no outstanding tax-liabilities remaining, complain to the relevant ombudsman.

Last day in Togo, especially for a photo opportunity for all involved in approving the licence - I don't feel we'll have it.