AVZ Discussion 2022

[TLH]

Wishing the current board all the best going forward now that their jobs are safe

How do you know?

 

[The Fox]

But are you a Troll - I am still unclear.

Life is better with Yassen on ignore, you won't miss much I promise.

 

[Carlos Danger]

She’s religious I see

First thing I noticed

 

[Carlos Danger]

I'd assumed the mystery large shareholder was the one who spilled the beans and had surveilance set up.
Sydney is probably a sleeper, he had one big positive post about AVZ that I remember then went 180.
Like there's fair game to turn on the BoD considering everything, it's not unreasonable a genuine holder might. But he is now ranting about as crazy as the other trolls now, so I consider him a sleeper.

Meh who knows, this is the craziest shit I've ever gotten mixed up with in my entire life!
All the interantional shaenannigans, the trolls, it truly deserves a movie one day!

Worst thing about Sydneyguy is he gets a lot of material facts wrong. And he clearly doesn't understand contract law just like mon ami Cong lmao

But I think he is a genuine holder. Plus he works, or at least used to, somewhere with access to a Bloomberg terminal. He used to drop heaps of broker reports and Bloomberg references to AVZ back when we were still trading.

Agreed

Used to post some pretty insightful thoughts and seemed pretty genuine and connected

Not sure where his head is at currently?

This post by sydneyguy sums up his thinking. I actually agree with him on some stuff. Obvs I disagree with him on disclosure issues. But @BEISHA is in the same boat on that one and no one would consider him negative on the company. Overall I think he just wants the stock trading again.

There's nothing about sydneyguy that paying attention in a class about contract law at uni won't fix haha

 

[cruiser51]

Agreed

Used to post some pretty insightful thoughts and seemed pretty genuine and connected

Not sure where his head is at currently?

I reckon at this moment, the way he posts, far up Lennies arse.

 

[Carlos Danger]

 

[9cardomaha]

This is a ramp....

This is a ramp...

This is RAMP ATTACK.

 

[Germanen]

https://x.com/jonnnono/status/1726985783394062714?s=46&t=6CB4a-o1KP_xg3M93rjQlg

 

[Doc]

40degrees in Perth tomorrow ffs.
Is it ok to wear budgie smugglers to an AGM?

 

[Fletch77]

 

[DiscoDanNZ]

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Frank the Tank taking it straight to em.

Unfortunately I reckon he's pretty high up CKKs list of people to get fitted for concrete boots.

 

[Nudedomas59]

Now at AGM pointy end, seems a pity that Votes will be somewhat potentially spread amongst some large holders running for board spots and some following the Deboss recommended people, when all Holders should be directing votes as directed by our BOD to give the best chance of success and continued impetus against the dark side.
Cheers all.

 

[Charbella]

Doesn't this sound familiar?

 

[Retrobyte]

Now at AGM pointy end, seems a pity that Votes will be somewhat potentially spread amongst some large holders running for board spots and some following the Deboss recommended people, when all Holders should be directing votes as directed by our BOD to give the best chance of success and continued impetus against the dark side.
Cheers all.

I don't think you understand how it works. Holders get to vote on every resolution - they don't need to choose just one resolution to vote on.

 

[TDITD]

So will there be chants of
'Fuck the chinese puppets' whenever MMGA are mentioned at the AGM
and once they are voted out, big cheers followed by a 'fuck zijin' chant?


Please

 

[Spikerama]

So will there be chants of
'Fuck the chinese puppets' whenever MMGA are mentioned at the AGM
and once they are voted out, big cheers followed by a 'fuck zijin' chant?


Please

I think you will swiftly find mate, that anyone who shouts [that] will be the ones who are kicked out.

 

[Samus]

World Bank suspends $1 billion in funding, impacting more than 600,000 beneficiaries​

21.11.2023

The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) faces a critical situation as the World Bank recently announced the suspension of its financing for humanitarian and development projects in the country, amounting to a significant amount of $1 billion .
This decision will have a direct impact on more than 600,000 beneficiaries, including victims of sexual violence. This news was communicated to the Congolese Minister of Finance in a letter of which libregrandlac.com has taken note.
Consequences on beneficiaries
The suspension of World Bank funding to the DRC will have a devastating effect on beneficiaries of humanitarian and development projects in the country. Among them are vulnerable people and victims of sexual violence who depend on these projects for their survival and rehabilitation. The consequences of this decision will be immediately felt by those who benefit from these programs, leading to a disruption of essential services such as access to education, health and food security.
Reason for suspension
The World Bank made the decision to suspend funding due to concerns over mismanagement of funds allocated to projects in the DRC. According to the letter sent to the Congolese finance minister, irregularities were noted in the use of previous funding, which led to this drastic suspension. The World Bank emphasizes the importance of transparency and efficiency in the use of financial resources allocated to development projects.
Call for better financial management
The suspension of World Bank financing in the DRC must be seen as a call to act responsibly and transparently in the management of financial resources. It is crucial that the Congolese government takes immediate measures to remedy the problems noted and commits to better financial management. This will help restore trust with international partners and guarantee the continuity of projects for the well-being of beneficiaries.
Faced with this suspension of financing, it is essential that the Congolese government works closely with the World Bank and other international partners to find alternative solutions. It is also important to engage in an open and transparent dialogue in order to resolve the financial management issues that led to this situation. Cooperation between all parties involved is essential to ensure that beneficiaries do not suffer negative consequences from this long-term suspension of funding.
The suspension of World Bank funding to the DRC for humanitarian and development projects is a call for better financial management and transparency in the use of resources. It is crucial that the Congolese government takes immediate action to resolve the identified issues in order to rebuild trust with international partners.
In the meantime, alternative solutions must be considered to ensure the continuity of projects and the well-being of beneficiaries. Collaboration and open dialogue are essential to overcome this difficult situation and provide vital assistance to those who need it most in the DRC.

libregrandlac / MCP, via mediacongo.net

 

[Uglybob]

So will there be chants of
'Fuck the chinese puppets' whenever MMGA are mentioned at the AGM
and once they are voted out, big cheers followed by a 'fuck zijin' chant?


Please

You need to be more subtle. Everyone just needs to give them all a little shoulder bump as they walk past.

 

[JAG]

World Bank suspends $1 billion in funding, impacting more than 600,000 beneficiaries​

21.11.2023

The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) faces a critical situation as the World Bank recently announced the suspension of its financing for humanitarian and development projects in the country, amounting to a significant amount of $1 billion .
This decision will have a direct impact on more than 600,000 beneficiaries, including victims of sexual violence. This news was communicated to the Congolese Minister of Finance in a letter of which libregrandlac.com has taken note.
Consequences on beneficiaries
The suspension of World Bank funding to the DRC will have a devastating effect on beneficiaries of humanitarian and development projects in the country. Among them are vulnerable people and victims of sexual violence who depend on these projects for their survival and rehabilitation. The consequences of this decision will be immediately felt by those who benefit from these programs, leading to a disruption of essential services such as access to education, health and food security.
Reason for suspension
The World Bank made the decision to suspend funding due to concerns over mismanagement of funds allocated to projects in the DRC. According to the letter sent to the Congolese finance minister, irregularities were noted in the use of previous funding, which led to this drastic suspension. The World Bank emphasizes the importance of transparency and efficiency in the use of financial resources allocated to development projects.
Call for better financial management
The suspension of World Bank financing in the DRC must be seen as a call to act responsibly and transparently in the management of financial resources. It is crucial that the Congolese government takes immediate measures to remedy the problems noted and commits to better financial management. This will help restore trust with international partners and guarantee the continuity of projects for the well-being of beneficiaries.
Faced with this suspension of financing, it is essential that the Congolese government works closely with the World Bank and other international partners to find alternative solutions. It is also important to engage in an open and transparent dialogue in order to resolve the financial management issues that led to this situation. Cooperation between all parties involved is essential to ensure that beneficiaries do not suffer negative consequences from this long-term suspension of funding.
The suspension of World Bank funding to the DRC for humanitarian and development projects is a call for better financial management and transparency in the use of resources. It is crucial that the Congolese government takes immediate action to resolve the identified issues in order to rebuild trust with international partners.
In the meantime, alternative solutions must be considered to ensure the continuity of projects and the well-being of beneficiaries. Collaboration and open dialogue are essential to overcome this difficult situation and provide vital assistance to those who need it most in the DRC.

libregrandlac / MCP, via mediacongo.net

I have been saying this would happen for months thanks to Cominiere as a contributing factoe

 

[Yaseen]

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Surely he's going behind bars now, how much more do they need on this grub