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http://www.newstalk.com/listen_back/ Interview with Prof Conroy on 31 August, Breakfast Business, 6.30-7.00, It's about 5 or 10 minutes in Click on date 31 August, play all, Breakfast Business

Don't forget the insult TW has caused many in Dublin and Ireland already by his previous article. He said...................." I can only compare his pastoral care of shareholder rights at Conroy to that handed out by the Christian Brothers to their wards at so many boys homes across Ireland in darker days of old". He is an absolute disgrace to say something like that and if he comes to Dublin to try and make a name for himself by being disruptive, I am fairly sure the Irish media would be quick to slate TW as an idiot when some of his recent comments are pointed out to them.

Shame on you for posting those links, particularly the one that that uses language so offensive to Irish people. Tom W is a despicable person writing that stuff and using that language. An Englishman, calling himself the sherif, using language like that to insult the Irish and announcing his trip to Dublin is a complete idiot. Goheavy do you agree with the language used describing Irishmen? Keep in mind a lot of people who follow Conroy whether they are supporters or not are Irish. So I'm not very sure how welcome TW will be in Dublin after that article.

So it turns out Tom W never checked the facts and wrote based on hear say! I believe he recently called himself a fraud buster an journalist.................that is actually funny......there is hope for us all yet.....I'm actually an astronaut you know! The rebel 800,000 votes comment was not true and made up. Turns out it was only a few and the were both for and against. Also turns out they had no knowledge or info until count over. The prof did not use a technicality of dubious legality to block 3 resolutions. o Sullivan has accepted he messed up and will not be pursuing this issue legally. The overwhelming majority of shareholders voted with the current board against the resolutions, however a minority of shareholders with a majority % shareholding won the day and deservedly so, that is democracy.......Tom W cannot grasp this! But he is simply wrong to say the majority of shareholders... certainly not journalism.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/northern_ireland/8493973.stm The judge said Mr O'Sullivan was entitled to complain it was a misrepresentation to inform him there were no disputes or complaints to the best of the seller's knowledge when, in fact, there had been. However, he said noise issues had amounted to "a tiny percentage of the total refunds" given by the cinema after the club opened at the entertainment complex. It was also acknowledged that on the vast majority of days no complaints about noise were made by cinema-goers. Mr Justice Deeny said he found it "remarkable and significant" that a report Mr O'Sullivan obtained from acoustic consultants in March 2007 was not provided to either the defendants, Village Theatres Three Ltd, or the Odyssey Centre's landlords, Sheridan Millennium Ltd, until the middle of 2008. "They had sat on it for 14 months," the judge remarked. He said that rather than "seeking to mitigate his loss by curing the problem of noise," Mr O'Sullivan was using the noise as a justification to get out of the contract.

A little background on Patrick o Sullivan from 2014 and his link to the cinemas at the oddyssey building in Belfast. The cinema has always been owned by Village Cinemas, and was only leased to Vue, then Storm. It is now operated directly by Village Cinemas. (The licence is in the name of Village-Theatres 3 Ltd). This is despite news reports in May 2006 stating that Storm Cinemas had bought the multiplex outright for €7m, but supported by news reports in February 2010 that Patrick O'Sullivan, owner of Storm Cinemas, was trying to get his lease annulled because the previous operator had failed to disclose loud music and vibrations from a nearby bar and nightclub that had led to complaints from cinemagoers! The case was decided against him, the "judge remarking that Mr O'Sullivan was using this issue as a ploy to get out of his contract". So it seems clear that Storm never owned the cinema, which is now operated directly by Village Cinemas. (In April 2008 Entertainment Enterprises Group and Odeon had acquired the other Storm cinemas, all situated in Ireland. The judge wasn't fooled by o Sullivan. Shareholders won't be fooled by o Sullivan as it has emerged that it was always a ploy to gain control of Conroy Gold by the back door without paying a fair price for it.

http://www.arcticstar.ca/i/pdf/2017-07-13-rockstone-report.pdf

So Mr o Sullivan wanted to delist cgnr and take it private..... No brainier in light of that.... Suicidal to vote for!!!! Simple as.

Great point. We know Alrosa geologists visit Kdr. Surely Rio are not going to want to get pushed aside by Alrosa. Yes general consensus among geologists is that Africa and the Karelian Craton is were the next big diamond mines mines will be. Alrosa are largest diamond company in world and they are saying Karelian Craton. Rio are already there with Kdr. Kdr has a 2 million market capital. Taking the new mine in the pipeline for Lahtojoki, Rio's possible $300m costing future mine in Riihivaara, ad the other targets, it is unbelievable that the market cap here is 2 million.....isn't the database alone given to Kdr from Rio worth €30 -40 million. Market is allocating no value to this company which is astounding. People will catch on here.... eventually

I would think a jv with Rio Tinto is very likely now. I watched the Botswana diamonds link from qprswc and it was an excellent example of good pr. particularly interesting how he said that Alrosa due to the size of geologist team can get results back within few days rather than 6 months. Wonder how quick Rio can get results back? Food for thought!!

JV with Rio Tinto must be on the cards soon. Bulk sample at Riihivaara?

Good to hear, hopefully they take that on board......do you think we might get news in June? It's usually a month for news. Would love some Riihivaara news

Hope news is imminent, as we could do with it. I just hope no news is being held back. If there is anything to be learned from the current CGNR situation it is the importance of creating a strong share price to keep shareholders on side. The dogs on the street could see the current CGNR woes coming so I would be flabbergasted if management hadn't anticipated this situation. In they didn't anticipate the current cgnr situation, then it's because they took their eye off the ball due to the Finnish success.

We only need 1 of these to happen, never mind 3 - 4.

What has Kdr quietly amassed Lahtojoki .........remodelling as richer ground adjacent.....Diamond mine to come Riihivaara ........Rio Tinto all over this.......World Class discovery to emerge? Seitapera ........Diamond mine to come?......has Kdr been sitting on this for years? Havukkasuo ........under reassessment Lentiira...............under reassessment Discovery of rare diamond in till sample..... kuhmo..... Riihivaara area?.....what lies beneath? What else has Kdr got?

Well said qprswc. Would echo that. My heart goes out to the people of Manchester.

qprswc...... some super posts there. I believe you are absolutely spot on too. I think this share company is at the top of a lot of watch lists. If KDR isn't, then it should be. I suspect Alrosa will be all over this soon and Rio will want to step up too. What will all this mean for KDR shareholders if that scenario plays out with the majors? I think that would be fairly obvious.

I am wondering is KDR the only diamond exploration company that Rio has an agreement/deal with. We know that Rio came to KDR and not the other way around. Riihivaara is classified a "priority target" by Rio. Rio is footing bills for Riihivaara in their labs and results have been excellent. Future looks very good here

http://www.gulf-times.com/story/524154/Rio-Tinto-is-on-the-hunt-for-new-diamond-mines Even if Rio resorts to exploration, new deposits are so hard to find that most of the industry, which has ploughed more than $7bn into exploration since 2000, has all but given up. BHP Billiton, the world’s biggest mining company, has abandoned diamonds altogether. Companies including De Beers, Petra and Gem Diamonds have massively reduced their exploration efforts. Of more than 6,000 kimberlite diamond pipes tested in the last 140 years, only 60 have been worth mining, according to De Beers. Jacques’s statement is probably one of “intent, rather than a real strategy,” RBC Capital Markets’ Kilalea said. “They’ll keep looking.”

http://www.conroygoldandnaturalresources.com/sites/default/files/2017-01-23%20-%20Hybrdian%20-%20Value%20opportunity.pdf