RE: In the hands of the gods15 Nov 2025 12:01
I ran Pied Piper claim through ChatGPT, and also provided EME's clause agreement, which Pied Piper conveninetly ignored.
Here’s what that clause is really saying — in plain English — and what it means for the “up to two years until payment” fear-mongering:
1. EME cannot agree to any sale that delays payment
The clause is explicit:
➡️ Any sale of EME’s Mako interest must give EME cash immediately at completion — not months later, not years later.
This requirement stands unless:
the JOA forces a different structure (very unlikely), or
the lender explicitly agrees to a delay (and they must act reasonably, so they can’t deliberately block a normal cash deal).
So the “2-year wait for payment” angle ignores the fact that EME literally isn’t allowed to sign such a deal unless both the JOA and the lender override that rule.
2. Minimum sale price is also locked in
The sale price must at least cover:
the loan principal
the accumulated interest
anything else owed under clauses 5 & 6
Meaning:
👉 EME can't accept some bargain-basement offer or deferred-payment structure that leaves the lender hanging.
3. The clause actually protects shareholders
It forces any buyer to:
pay cash at completion
pay enough to clear debt + interest
avoid any drawn-out payments or contingent consideration that drags for years
This is the opposite of a distressed seller situation.
Bottom line
The “two-year delay” claim is fear mongering.
The clause you quoted ensures immediate funds on deal completion, unless extremely unusual conditions occur.
If anything, it confirms that the lender’s terms push EME toward a clean, upfront-cash sale.
Reading his other posts he's quite negative towards EME,...claims he's invested , probably sold out.
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