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For those that don't know the below poster 'Helpful' holds a personal stake in ALR. Last he said it was over 10%.

If i remember correctly he said the RRR/ALR business model is to speedily go into production and let the production numbers and profits do the talking.

So when he talks about ALR being worth serious money i expect he means that when the Tin Hill lithium production figures are soon released he expects them and the profits to be very good.

In the 3rd July Lithium RNS:

"Holding a registered licence, provided that an environmental certificate is obtained and other obligations are met, allows mining operations. All such claims have a 12 month life and must be continuously worked to obtain renewal of title"

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The above extract does kind of kill Helpful's new ramp angle because he's now making out it's all about obtaining acreage and not about going into production and making profits. So if ALR/RRR now intend to sit on licences with little activity then they are pretty much worthless licences because after 12 months the licences will not get renewed.

This is his tweet on returning last year:

"Just back from a trip to deal, once and for all, with an issue in Central Africa. I changed my return ticket 10x (the travel agent says 13x) but I am back. So missed Jubilee, Father's Day, political dramas and some nice weather, but at least not Glyndebourne on 27th!"

https://twitter.com/ABell2019/status/1548951736982847490?cxt=HHwWhICykb3Z_f4qAAAA

I've just googled and apparently Glyndebourne is the Opera. So he got back just in time so he could go to the Opera.

Specinvestor, in June July last year wasn't Bell out in the DRC for 6-8 weeks?

I seem to recall one of the only things he came back with was an excuse.

From his post he only wanted his telephone number deleted.

The funny thing is he was originally Dukey123 and that account is dormant but still exists. Although very few posts remain you can tell it's him by his NCT posts. I recall he said something like that account email had long been deleted and he had no idea what it was and so he could no longer log in to the Dukey123 lse account. So it could be unfair if lse today deleted his Theeduke account for having previous accounts because it's not like he had previously got banned.

M1p1, i thought you joking but at around the 2 min 40 second point in this video they say it is true.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zenpXH3Gxug&pp=ygUjYmlsbCB3ZXJiZW5pdWsgZmFydCB2IGRlbm5pcyB0YXlsb3I%3D

Dennis Taylor Big Bill story. 😂😂😂

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Hhfsq78VTX4&pp=ygUjYmlsbCB3ZXJiZW5pdWsgZmFydCB2IGRlbm5pcyB0YXlsb3I%3D

M1P1, your Bill Big post (i avoid spelling his last name 😆) was also funny. 😃

Just looked at Big Bill on youtube and somebody wrote a very funny comment.

"Nobody would beat Bill in the best of 35 pints". 😂

Yes i'm not the youngest so i remember Big Bill. Even though Canadian John Part won the darts world championship 3 times and Canadian Cliff Thorburn won the snooker world champion once i don't believe either had much recognition in Canada.

I used to love watching many sports back in the day including all those sports you mentioned. Back in the day i was even partial to watching a bit of kabaddi and Sumo.

I don't believe lse admin work on a Sunday so i will try to bury a couple of last nights posts with this non RRR subject.

I think as the years roll by i become less interested in watching sports. I saw ladies football was on the other day and that stayed on for less than 5 seconds.

I would stay three games or sports i still like watching are (1) Darts, (2) Snooker. This third one is somewhat obscure but in the past 3 or so years i have enjoyed watching armwrestling on youtube. The different armwrestling personalities, the hype and build up to the matches and the matches are good fun to watch.

Specinvestor the most famous armwrestler is your fellow Canadian Devon Larratt. Because it is a minor sport is he totally unknown in Canada?

I am not a member of twitter so i have no clue what's been said, who's ramping, what the ramp angle they are using. Though if somebody posts a twitter post on here i can see that one tweet but no other tweets.

Are you still long and strong Dukey? Or did you sell after a day?

Talking of the Tin hill illegal miners.

Didn't they do well?

They built a road that got valued at £100,000. They also made a big stockpile that was all ready to sell.

BRING EM BACK!!

Helpful says: "The world is missing out on a stand up comedian"

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I hear that the grades have come in from the Tin hill stockpile. Apparently the grades were 80% rubble of a fallen down house..... and 20% Faeces of the illegal miners. They were not happy they got moved on.

If Yewtree capitaln did want paying back immediately then £256,000 with 12% interest would mean Red Rock would have to pay back almost £287,000.

I imagine Red Rock are now running low on funds so if the above wanted paying back in cash i bet Bell would do a fundraise well above £600,000.

Dukey, there were two tranches £623,000 + £50,000 + 12% interest. So according to my calcs Red Rock would owe the lenders just over £753,000.

So just a guess by me but i would imagine if the lenders didn't want to roll over and Red Rock had no DRC money or Bin hill money then Red Rock would have to do another fundraise: they would probably have to lend from a death spiral lender, they probably charge Red Rock well over £50,000 in fees. Then of course there is the drip drip effect of share price devastation of the death spiral lenders. So all in all that wouldn't be good.

Tradedesk, you were giving the impression the lenders could only roll over. You didn't mention that they had the option of asking to be paid back in cash immediately.

Though i do think they will roll over. Although i have no idea who Yewtree capital are. They had £256,000 in clns. If they have no connection to Lundy they may request repayment.

Tradedesk after the CLN twelve month period the CLNs end and it reverts back to money owed by Red Rock. Yes i do think most CLN holders will roll over for another year but it's not like the CLN holders are in a weak position, afterall they lend the company in cash so after the 12 month CLN period ends they can if they choose ask the company to pay them back in cash.

Helpful you are always changing your opinion to fit in with your latest ramp.

The other week you said:

"My view is that they should just do a deal and move on. RRAL burns a lot of cash"

Banburyboy. The more i research the less hope i have. ☹️