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Strop, if they along with the FSA took their roles as regulator seriously, there would be groups like those in court everyday of the week.

While it's good to see some action, it will be nothing more than a story to try and frighten a few bandits away while they think it will pacify all the mug punters into thinking the markets are straight.

It is no different to pretending TV detector vans were of any use with upside down coat hangers stuck on their roofs. Fear porn to keep the majority inline.

Morning Herbie did you just sell some again?

All those dog walkers searching for upside down pineapples

Rojo you can be amusing at times but sometimes you are just a a Tw*T

This just backed up my feeling that it was walked down on Tuesday for that £98,000 buy.

That days invasion of trolls said it all. They disappeared yesterday as fast as they arrived.

Or Crusty emptied his money box and bought some again 😁

No he is not correct in making that assumption and neither are you for inferring that to be the situation. You need to read further as I have explained on how the purchase of land is done in Tanzania.

Agree the price, pay the money exchange the bill of sale contract and move onto the land.

"Now, the situation is as explained last week, for a foreign investment buyer a price is agreed, exchanges take place and the buyer can move onto the land with immediate effect to start work without hold up.

Some of the land will be village land administered locally and some will be registered as general land administered by a different body.

Any Village land purchased will be re-registered as general land and within the following months a 33, 66 or 99 year lease WILL be granted according to the invested levels. It's been said they have enough gas currently for 40 years so at least a 66 year lease seems assured maybe even 99 because of the potential for more down the line.

I have every confidence that Ara will be purchasing the land on a priority basis to fit with their schedule. "

Now, its the school holidays so go outside and play and dont forget you glasses 🤓

How about in my post you are questioning?

"Sadly for them they show their own naivety in thinking that all these hundreds of square kilometers we're already purchased in advance of knowing there was anything there."

Why would you go on to ask stupid questions as below when I am clearly saying they didn't pre buy the land?

"Have we really purchased hundreds of square kilometres already jollyboy?

When did we do that? Was it ARA or Aminex? Presumably this is listed as an asset on one or other balance sheet?"

Jeez man and you wonder why I send you to Specsavers 🤓

Specsavers and reading glasses required again rojo, 🤓

A few diamonds might be good too 😜

Of course as you say JU there would be initial plant cost but the costs of providing power would be there anyway. I think they were putting out there that it could be utilised. They were were measuring 80c down there

Bacchusill - Morning cheerful!

What would happen if you got knocked down by a bus?

Like the SP going up or down! Some might be happy, some might be sad.

Most I think prefer to live life in a positive frame of mind. It is more healthy and less stressful.

JustUs. GeoThermal fir powering operations was stated by people because the company stated it within the RNS

You didn't Sam but some people like to make mountains out of mole hills.

Sadly for them they show their own naivety in thinking that all these hundreds of square kilometers we're already purchased in advance of knowing there was anything there.

Despite your one post, giving you the benefit of doubt that you are in fact a shareholder, I think you might agree that if they had bought all the land for the full field development before they had permission to do it, you would not have been happy? I certainly wouldn't.

If you had attended the last two AGMs you will have understood the situation and have understood why they could not release the location of the Ch1 because it was sensitive information for many reasons. One being you don't tell a property owner you intend to make a bid against before you are ready to do so. Over there it is also quite possible that people could have parked something on the land claiming usage rights and therefore extorted more money.

Now, the situation is as explained last week, for a foreign investment buyer a price is agreed, exchanges take place and the buyer can move onto the land with immediate effect to start work without hold up.

Some of the land will be village land administered locally and some will be registered as general land administered by a different body.

Any Village land purchased will be re-registered as general land and within the following months a 33, 66 or 99 year lease WILL be granted according to the invested levels. It's been said they have enough gas currently for 40 years so at least a 66 year lease seems assured maybe even 99 because of the potential for more down the line.

I have every confidence that Ara will be purchasing the land on a priority basis to fit with their schedule. So seriously? Yes seriously

20 of the 30 trades between 16:13 and 16:24 are what I call micky Mouse trades all below £100 of which 10 were below £50. All they do is create false impressions

TD should have been achieved by now on a two day drill that began over last weekend with helium shows upon re-entry it is all still promising.

RNS tomorrow anyone?

Thanks Crusty. Thankfully I can still fight my way out of a paper bag so hopefully the physical mugging will never come my way ;0)

Wishing the same for everyone else too. Far to much going on in the streets these days

Every now and again RoJo I find a few coins down the sofa

Robber Reeves Crusty, Haven't you heard ;0)