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Helpful, when the recent Red Rock fundraise RNS said they'll use some of the fundraise money towards Zimbabwe. Does that mean that you and the other two ALR investors have been asked for more money towards Zimbabwe?

Helpful, when the recent Red Rock fundraise RNS said they'll use some if the money towards Zimbabwe. Does that mean you and the other two ALR investors have been asked for more money?

What do they say "if something looks to good to be true, then it probably is"

LSE admin. In my last two posts all my capital letters were removed.

hilarious lse censored the name q u i n t o n. so his website link didn't show:

https://*****onvanderburgh.com/about/

also the promo vid on his youtube didn't show:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=uqwnhcbinea

helpful, you misunderstood my post from the other day. from what you were saying on tin hill i was basically saying it looked a very amateurish project that looked bound to fail. i don't believe you will be able to succeed at tin hill by doing things on the cheap.

some of what you have said on tin hill

"from alr's sampling and what the local police say about the stockpiles it looks like the grade is very good '

"my current understanding is that the buyer turns up, samples what you have for sale and then comes back a few days later with the price to pick it up. so if first sales are monday, then alr should get paid by friday."

"the plan has been and will be to get to production as quickly as possible and cheaply as possible so neither rrr or we have to fund it on an ongoing basis. for each there are two ways forward, lots of analysis, lots of drilling and spending a lot of money over several years or just find something that can be exploited and get on with it. that is what is being applied at tin hill."

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then you told me marula mining had a similar business model. however looking at marula's blesberg lithium project they were not trying to do things on the cheap like tin hill.

(1) marula have secured a $5 million agreement ($2.5 million already paid) to supply 2000 tonnes of 5% grade lithium.

(2) marula also had a $5 million investment from q global commodity group. it's owner *****on van der burgh becomes marula chairman. his website gives marula a mention: https://*****onvanderburgh.com/about/ . also on his youtube channel he's got slick promo videos on q global's various investments: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=uqwnhcbinea

(3) also through the q global partnership they have acquired new equipment for the blesburg lithium project: https://www.aquis.eu/stock-exchange/announcements/4047815

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so helpful on your alr investment i think it will turn out to be that you was a very naive investor who totally underestimated the costs. so because success on the alr projects are trying to be done on the cheap i will give it a mere 1% chance of succeeding. 🙁

I was told Marula's "blesburg project" is a similar to ALR's Lithium business model. So having watched numerous Jason Brewer interviews on Youtube when he talks about "blesburg" and read all the Marula "blesburg" RNS's.

On Marula mining. I know Brewer is loathed by many on ASX but when they list on AIM i think Marula may do well. Brewer is enthusiastic, he can get things done. I'm sure he will appeal to many AIM investors.

Blesburg seems to be way higher lithium grade than Red Rock's ALR Tin hill. Marula are way more ambitious with Blesburg. They have a $5 million offtake agreement + a wealthy backer who's willing to put $5 million into various projects. I believe he's putting in $1 million to drill Blesburg.

Blesburg is going slower than expected. It's also costing a lot of money. So i believe Red Rock's ALR tin hill project will not be making money and it will also require way more money invested in it than the small time backers anticipate.

Of course i conclude that after my own research. After researching others may come to a different opinion.

Important Marula mining "Blesburg Project" RNS's:

27 October 2022 RNS

https://www.aquis.eu/stock-exchange/announcements/3799106

27 Nov 2022 RNS

https://www.aquis.eu/stock-exchange/announcements/3846665

24 Jan 2023 RNS

https://www.aquis.eu/stock-exchange/announcements/3938016

31 Jan $5 million investment RNS

https://www.aquis.eu/stock-exchange/announcements/3949540

6 April new equipment RNS

https://www.aquis.eu/stock-exchange/announcements/4047815

28 April 2023 Quartely activity report

https://www.aquis.eu/stock-exchange/announcements/4076124

Majsood, here's a short proactive video interview when he had arrived in Congo last year. At the time he gave no indication he was going out there for Arbitration. If you watch from 3 mins 40 secs you'll see how confidently he expected to come back home with the money.

Even over a year ago in this video he had terrible audio. So it must be his device:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=hRJ04UI2pe0&pp=ygUVYW5kcmV3IGJlbGwgcHJvYWN0aXZl

Last year when out there he bought himself a new handbag and dictator suit:

https://twitter.com/ABell2019/status/1547278129357619201?cxt=HHwWgoC80djQhPkqAAAA

Lastly here a tweet when he arrived back:

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

Andrew Bell talks about todays General meeting in the 2nd June newsletter:

https://www.rrrplc.com/investors/shareholder-information/agms-general-meetings/

GordonBennett says:

"Also im pretty sure AB will wait for some good news to feed us before he does anything. He will want a run of sentiment to catch us all.

Boy he's due us some!"

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Gordon, you write this like a worn down Red Rock investor who's been invested in this company for many many years. 🙁

What's it been 3 days? 😂

I think i saw a post from Dukey the other say where he had bought into Red Rock, then sold at a profit. Then he spent a few hours washing himself because he felt thoroughly dirty for doing it. 😆😂

Helpful, i rarely read your links. However today i looked through some of your Lithium links expecting to see similarities between other companies Lithium projects and the ALR Tin hill project. There was zero similarities between them and Tin hill. Even in the numerous PREM links PREM have drilled 35,000 metres and Tin hill have drilled next to nothing. So i don't know why you keep posting PREM links?

When you wrote:

"in each case, the plan has been and will be to get to production as quickly as possible and cheaply as possible so neither rrr or we have to fund it on an ongoing basis. for each there are two ways forward, lots of analysis, lots of drilling and spending a lot of money over several years or just find something that can be exploited and get on with it"

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Tin hill seems like it's based on the business model of how an illegal miner would operate ..but of course legal. 🙂

It looks certain to fail to me unless of course you or anybody else can surprise me by giving me a link to a reputable Lithium company who successfully operate like this?

Robins, i've looked online to see what the description of a con artist is. Does this match with B**l?

"Con artists make money through deception. They lie, cheat and fool people into thinking they've happened onto a great deal or some easy money, when ­they're the ones who'll be making money. If that doesn't work, they'll take advantage of our weaknesses -- loneliness, insecurity, poor health or simple ignorance. The only thing more important to a con artist than perfecting a con is perfecting a total lack of conscience.

What does the average con artist look like? Despite what you may think, he isn't always a shady-looking character. A con artist is an expert at looking however he needs to look. If the con involves banking or investments, the con artist will wear a snappy suit. If it involves home improvement scams, he'll show up wearing well-worn work clothes. Even the basic assumption that the con is a "he" is incorrect: there are plenty of con women too.

­You might think you can spot a con artist because he's someone you instinctively "don't trust." But the term con artist is short for confidence artist -- they gain your confidence just long enough to get their hands on your money. They can be very charming and persuasive."

Please post a link to the RNS?

Helpful, like you did the other week why don't you go running to Andrew to tell him misinformation is being posted on this thread? Then maybe like a couple of weeks ago he might come posting on this thread telling posters how they are lying.

On no you won't do that because you are quite happy with lies on this thread when it artificially spikes the share price.

Jarv, they are intially trying to sell the stockpile in this photo. So where exactly did you get your $600,000 a month figures from?

https://twitter.com/RRR_RedRock/status/1663572177537363969

Initially it is a very small scale operation, working on a very small budget. This 19 December 2022 rns gives an outine of what they initially intend to do:

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/RRR/development-of-lithium-assets-20r834falhhuf9o.html

Remember Monday's general meeting is to seek authority to issue £37.500 nominal shares at 0.01p. So that would amount to 375 million additional shares.

At present RRR have 2,106,034,761 in issue. Of course if the share consolidation hadn't happened here a few years ago Red Rock would now have over 50 billion shares in issue.

Andrew Bell has been in charge here around 19 years and has an awful reputation of diluting shareholders.

They owe money to death spiral lenders Diversified metals. Also they owe money to death spiral lenders Riverfort. In July they are due to pay other lenders a convertible loan of around £700,000. So the only thing imminent here is more placings and death spiral loans that need paying back.

Lastly i recall a few years ago Bell referred to those who constantly pump shares on forums as "useful idiots". So he'll be happily looking in on this thread seeing the useful idiots sucking the naive investors in.

Specinvestor, i recall last week you said you had got your RRR average down to 0.20p.

To be honest i thought you were nailed on to lose it all. Please make my day by telling me you have made some profit by selling up and getting out of this hellhole? 🙂

Red Rock's GM is Monday 19th June 2023.

https://www.rrrplc.com/investors/shareholder-information/agms-general-meetings/

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"Dear Shareholder,

We have announced today the planned holding of a General Meeting. The Company continues to await the signing of the arbitral award in the Democratic Republic of Congo, where it seeks from the buyer of certain assets partially owned by the Company, $7.5m of the

consideration due to be paid. The Company separately seeks the enforcement of its existing judgment

for $2.5m against its former partner in respect of that portion of consideration already paid. We have been told that the arbitration award must be signed by both parties, and although we have been ready to sign, the other party has not. It remains our view that both parties have an interest in signing, in order to receive their portion of the unpaid consideration, and that we are not far from resolving the matter.

However, the delays in issuing the award mean that we must now budget on two sets of assumptions, one with prompt resolution and settlement, and a more conservative one that assumes no near-term resolution in the DRC.

Revenues may be received from lithium sales in Zimbabwe with the expected start of production, but how quickly these will build is still uncertain.

The Company has used part of recent share issue proceeds to fund operations and part to pay down debt and reduce gearing, and will continue to review proposals for joint venture or sale of non-core assets.

Passage of the resolutions now presented is required (a) to enable Directors to meet specific existing

commitments to issue warrants in relation to recent fundraisings, amounting to £21,148.34 and (b) to

cover operational needs not funded from other sources. For this latter purpose the Company seeks a

general authority under both Section 551 and 569 of the Companies Act 2006 over up to an aggregate

nominal amount of £37,500 of new ordinary shares.

The general authority of £37,500 represents approximately 17.8 per cent. of the Company’s existing issued share capital.

We thank you in anticipation for your support.

Please feel free to call if you have any questions.

Yours sincerely,

Andrew Bell"

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I'm pleased to see that the next to useless Scott Kaintz has been sacked today from CRCL (formerly Regency mines).

They were supposed to be getting rid of him here https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/RRR/change-of-board-role-poa3ztezo474n41.html but he's still lingering around.