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Banbury, I had posted this old "Helpful" post a few months back. As you can see at one stage he did say he may invest eventually in the Ivory coast. He tells you today that he never got around to it. 👍

Helpful's post from 17th June 2023:

"So people understand, i own 10.262% of ALR and with two mates just over 30% when AB refers to outside investors, it is us.

ALR, lac minerals and FASO were put together with my encouragement and undertaking that we would co-invest. We have a position in FASO too and will likely fund Cote d'ivoire now the first licence has been issued."

Helpful in many of your older posts you told readers on this thread that in your opinion ALR was worth multiples of the Red Rock market cap. On the odd occasion you even forgot to put "in my opinion" and straight out said ALR was worth multiples of the Red Rock market cap.

On this thread you had also previously said that you personally held just over a 10% direct stake in ALR and you also said two of your friends held an additional combined 20% in ALR. So you and your mates held an approximate 30% direct stake in ALR.

So because of your position in ALR and also your bold claims on this thread that ALR was worth multiples of the Red Rock market cap, then i'm sure many people got suckered into buying into Red Rock because of you and consequentially lost a lot of money in Red Rock because of you.

Robins, Bell is just a selfish Chairman. My opinion is his personal enjoyment on twitter is more important than trying to appeal to as many investors as possible.

Most other chairman on twitter are trying to promote their companies but Bell is an ill disciplined chairman who seems to cares little about appealing to as many people as possible.

I watch him on his twitter video broadcasts and they are often a sprawling mess and he cannot stick to talking about the company. I think he thinks he is a raconteur in the vein of David Niven or Peter Ustinov who needs to tell a story. In his Stockbox interviews he is often sulky and showing little enthusiasm.

I hate to break it to Andrew but you are NOT special, you are the bottom of the heap chairman.

What amazes me regarding Andrew Bell is that outwardly to many he is an ill disciplined mess of a chairman. Yet when he goes out to the DRC some think he will all of a sudden turn into a disciplined Chairman who is doing wonders behind the scenes. I have my doubts that is true.

In just this single paragraph of Bell's twitter post there are numerous potential lies by Bell:

On Zelensky AB says:

"He knew that this was not on the table so he was trying to appeal over the head of Trump to the Deep State, the Dems, the Neocons, the liberal Press, and public and international opinion".

Could Bell prove all the things that he was saying in the above paragraph were truths and not lies. Of course he can't. So I'm sure Andrew Neil is not regretful in calling Bell a liar.

No and Andrew Neil hasn't removed his tweet calling Bell a liar: https://x.com/afneil/status/1896496363665555604

Looking again at Bell's super long tweet he states a lot of things like they are facts. So I would say near zero chance papers will be sent to Andrew Neil telling him to lawyer up.

When Bell was responding the other day to Andrew Neil the famous UK political interviewer:

https://x.com/ABell2019/status/1896498083178962990

He explained what his definition of lying is:

"Opinions are not lies; judgements are not lies. To accuse me of lying is to claim that I knowingly said things I knew to be untrue."

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So looking at Bell's definition the vast majority of posters on this thread are not lying. 👍

Maybe because Andrew Bell is such an Elon Musk fan, the half yearly will announce an independent DORRE department? Department of Red Rock efficiency.

To see if any wasteful spending can be found at Red Rock. 😆

Specinvestor in your response to me last night. We disagree.

Bell is a Red Rock PR disaster on his personal twitter. After all he is the face of the company and it's his job to both promote the company and to appeal to a wider audience as possible. Yet he chooses to mostly promote Red Rock not on Red Rock twitter but amongst the dross of his personal twitter account.

Over these past few days on his personal twitter he had so many posts criticising him. Here is yet another example:

https://x.com/ABell2019/status/1896508384582697469

I doubt any of them will be investing in Red Rock.

An AIM chairman often needs a likeability factor. Bell seems to have none.

https://x.com/JontyUpNorth/status/1896698028192661646

How is any of this good for Red Rock?

I personally think it's telling that Andrew Bell keeps most of what he says about Red Rock to his personal twitter account. He only rarely retweets the videos or tweets that he does on Red Rock from his personal twitter over to the Red Rock official twitter account.

I think the reason he does this is so they quickly gets buried amongst the dross of his personal twitter account.

I've always been amazed that the large Red Rock shareholders with any influence don't object to him tweeting throughout the day on his personal twitter. I mean if anybody has any interest in investing in Red Rock they quickly learn the best way to find the RRR chairman is to look on the RRR chairman's dreadful personal twitter account.

I know some cannot see the responses to Bell on his personal twitter: https://x.com/ABell2019/status/1896190877120532818

But does anybody seriously believe that such responses to Bell does Red Rock the company any good?

I didn't say all my original holding was still there because I sold the vast majority at a loss years ago.

It's just a few stragglers remaining. So I require no sympathy. 👍

Refarding RRR Newsletters of the past. I recall he gave a convoluted explanation why he was about to do a share consolidation.

Also I recall him doing a newsletter to explain to investors what a "oubliette" was: it was a medieval tower dungeon with a grate at the top. Then he told RRR shareholders that maybe it would be a good idea to temporarily stick their Greenland sale expectations in an oubliette.

Then in another RRR newsletter I recall him explaining that at exploration company's like Red Rock it wasn't a case of dilution or no dilution but it was dilution or extinction.

So I guess seeing a RRR newsletter after all this time without seeing one may be interesting.

Yes but Orslega you may recall my removed post the other week? when I said that the waters are now muddied when Bell goes out to the DRC because previously his DRC visits were all about the DRC money but now his visits could be about that or about a new licence. He doesn't always let on the exact reason why he's visiting.

So like I said the other week if the DRC government officials start to think Bell is a timewaster over the proposed new licence then he could quickly be on the outside again with the DRC government officials. I recall you disagreed with me the other week but I don't believe this apparent closeness or access to the government officials will last forever.

PS: Orslega this may interest you but in my Hargreaves Lansdown account I actually do have a few historic Red Rock shares that have been decimated so much by Andrew Bell incompetence that selling them would cost more than keeping them. So unless Red Rock eventually delist I will always hold some Red Rock shares.

That's good news isn't it? 🙂

Orslega, the thing about "it's a process" is that Andrew Bell may believe that slowly but surely the Red Rock DRC money situation is now gradually working itself through the various DRC governmental departments getting positive tick offs as it goes along, then one day one day soon it will all be sorted and Red Rock will receive their share of the $15 million. However Andrew Bell may be completely wrong about this and any paperwork for the Red Rock DRC money dispute may now be sitting at the bottom of some DRC governmental departments rubbish bin.

Over these past few years the RRR chairman as always been optimistic.

I recall a proactive interview around June 2022 when Andrew said he was going out to the DRC and all parties were going to gather around a table and they were going to divvy out the money and he would be returning back to the UK with the money. Before this trip there were never any interviews or RNS's beforehand to say that this trip to the DRC would be an arbitration.

On this trip weeks passed by with Bell remaining in the DRC and the money RNS didn't arrive and poster "Helpful" reassured the worried investors that any hold up was because the final bit of paperwork was getting translated from French to English and it would soon all be sorted. His expert knowledge on the situation was a great comfort to those worried investors who were wondering what the hold up was. Unfortunately like always "Helpful" was wrong and it turned out Bell's trip out to the DRC wasn't to simply to collect the money like Bell but he was out there for DRC arbitration.

Like I said Andrew Bell is always optimistic about the money soon arriving. I recall an interview when he said "if you asked me a month ago when the DRC money would be sorted I would say tomorrow and if you asked me today I would say today".

Bell has always been optimistic. If you look at the title of this 2023 proactive interview it says "imminent"

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=cf8ROrqs1xY&pp=ygUmUHJvYWN0aXZlIGludmVzdG9ycyByZWQgcm9jayByZXNvdXJjZXM%3D

Even in the Stockbox interview on 15 Jan 2025 Andrew was explaining confidently what he thought would happen at the 22 January arbitration meeting but it turns out what he thought would happen didn't happen. We have no idea if the director general of Gecamines actually turned up to that meeting?

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=XKwM7nbJeII#searching

The point of this post is that Andrew Bell always shows confidence that the DRC money would soon be arriving. Of course that is a great tactic to lure investors to buy in to Red Rock. That of course can be costly to investors for example when he was going to the DRC to collect the money in June 2022 the RRR share price was around 0.40p, today's share price is 10 times smaller. So in the back of his car video the other week when he said "patience could be rewarded". Of course not for those older RRR investors

So be beware of his constant optimism. 👍

It looks like Andrew Bell is threatening Andrew Neil to Lawyer up if he doesn't withdraw his lie accusations.

https://x.com/ABell2019/status/1896498083178962990

Even TV presenter Andrew Neil has responded to Bell's twitter post: https://x.com/afneil/status/1896496363665555604

Not just Andrew Neil not appreciating Bell's post for example Bell said he was going to block someone when they called him Andrew Bell*nd. 😆

Orslega, sorry about going back to your AI generated 7.08 am post again.

(1) It talks that the dispute was over the Kamituga project.

That project if it exists has no connection to Red Rock.

(2) Then it says VUP means "Valeur d’Utilité du Patrimoine".

The VUP in the Red Rock dispute is a company named "Vumilia Pendeza SA".

(3). Your AI says. "The sale of the Kamituga project to Glencore has faced scrutiny due to claims that the deal was conducted without proper authorization from the relevant DRC authorities, including the state-owned mining company Gécamines."

In the real RRR/ VUP dispute DRC state owned company Gecamines not only acquired the JV licenses from VUP but then sold them on to a Glencore subsidiary. So again point 3 is nothing to do with the Red Rock. I repeat Kamituga project is nothing to do with Red Rock.

(4) Your AI says: "These allegations have led to questions regarding the legality of the sale, with various stakeholders, including local communities and the DRC government, demanding transparency and accountability in how such transactions are conducted"

Again none of the above has any familiarity with the RRR/VUP dispute.

In your 7:08 am and 7:19am posts there are also no timelines with dates mentioned. In my earlier AI posts there were numerous dates given because I gave GROK lots of copy and pasted RNS's

Orslega I don't know what info you gave AI but your AI posts are definitely not about the RRR/VUP dispute.

Only joking. 😆

Like others have said when Helpful stops posting I will too. 👍

No I'm here until I die. 😎

Orslega, I dread to think what rubbish you was feeding into those two AI generated posts that you posted around 7am.

For example it said VUP stood for "Valeur d’Utilité du Patrimoine”. However Red Rocks partner VUP was "Vumilia Pendeza SA".

Also your AI was talking about a dispute over the "Kamituga project" but again that is nonsense because the JV licenses are listed below:

"The JV partnership comprises 3 copper-cobalt permits in the heart of the Katanga segment of the Central African Copperbelt. These are the Musonoi PE4962 equivalent to 1.683km2 just 3km west of Kolwezi; the Kamukongo block PE663 some 5.268km2 in area and 2 Kasombo South permit (PE2360) just west of Lubumbashi."

I think he had just over a 1000 yesterday now 1125 followers.

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Orslega, please answer my earlier question, what is the Red Rock "Kamituga project"? Was you posts this morning meant to be a joke?