Bray
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I was just gonna send a nice lady around there to give him some flowers....
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No need to do that as your post has been deletedI was just gonna send a nice lady around there to give him some flowers....
But still exists in the replies. The replies need to be deleted too.
Send Ray around for a chat! Hoots wouldn't have the balls to front anyone at the pub. Spineless keyboard warrior.I was just gonna send a nice lady around there to give him some flowers....
Cumquat Cap
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Anyone have any ideas how to positively impact avz’ case besides posting on twitter. Have the week off and going ducking insane with no way to impact my investment. Fuck China, DRC cocksuckers to hell and back
Doneyourdough
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I’ve joined this forum to let you all know that you’re wasting time and energy hoping for a positive outcome. As soon as the mining decree was cancelled in Jan last year, we were fucked and since then, all we’ve had is radio silence from key decision makers in the DRC government, who show absolutely no regard to any ICC rulings or their own laws. The fact that FT was “re-elected” in a landslide victory was the final nail in the coffin. He had plenty of opportunities over the past 2 years to right the wrongs but did zero to address these which suggests he is the major part of the problem.
He will feel even more emboldened to continue to appease the Chinese for more gold watches now that his opponents have effectively been put out of business.
It pains me to say this (and probably would have breached all sorts of corporations laws and ASX listing rules) but MMGA may have been able at least salvage something from the debacle that we have found ourselves in. Better than sitting around for years trying to get blood out of a stone.
Whichever way it goes, we have been royally screwed and as long as governments continue to do the bidding for the Chinese, western investment in these 3rd world countries is literally throwing away your money.
He will feel even more emboldened to continue to appease the Chinese for more gold watches now that his opponents have effectively been put out of business.
It pains me to say this (and probably would have breached all sorts of corporations laws and ASX listing rules) but MMGA may have been able at least salvage something from the debacle that we have found ourselves in. Better than sitting around for years trying to get blood out of a stone.
Whichever way it goes, we have been royally screwed and as long as governments continue to do the bidding for the Chinese, western investment in these 3rd world countries is literally throwing away your money.
Azzler
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Actually you're not half wrong, just not 7sur7.Pay for a positive article on 7sur7
Publicity in the media over in the DRC would do us well.
They're afraid to call out obvious corruption, but perhaps theres a publication that is read in the DRC but not based there.
I mean there is one HELL of a story here, for anyone who actually tells the truth.
The DRC government couldn't stand being that exposed.
*Edit* I'm absolutely no help here but perhaps someone here knows where we might get a good story published over there.
Cumquat Cap
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That’s the plan should negotiations not progress once a new cabinet in place I believe.
You are correct, Martin Bennett was representing Mrs Walker.
At the end of the day, who gives a fuck, MMGA lawyers left the AGM as losers.
Sadly tho...........us longs are still losers, nearing our second anniversay of being in........
EXTENDED SUSPENSION.
Spikerama
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A protest of 10 to 15 thousand shareholders descending on Parliament House demanding support from the Government would get noticed.
David Krappenschitz
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A thought I had is many shareholders engaging 60 Minutes Australia via their website about the story (they have webpage where people can suggest stories to investigate) to get their attention. They are generally considered a to be a very high standard of investigative journalism. And being a major national journalism production it would draw attention to this issue on a much larger scale. The 60 Minutes brand is international too, being a major American show (US version of it).
Battle for worlds largest hard rock lithium resource with major significance for renewable energy transition, Aus company developed it and screwed over by human-rights abusing Chinese multinational backed by CCP agenda and corrupt DRC officials. Empty promises from DRC gov about weeding out corruption and bringing in foreign investment. International arbitration cases, IGF, etc
Definitely 60 minutes worthy story.
Just my opinion
Cumquat Cap
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Great call, will lodge via their website.
Tracy Grimshaw wig couldn’t handle the Congo heat though I suspect
Tracy Grimshaw wig couldn’t handle the Congo heat though I suspect
Doneyourdough
Observer
If it involves anything that would be viewed as attacking “Chinese interests”, the China apologists (ably led by Paul Keating and state and federal labor party representatives) will swiftly shut it down.
Remark
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Great idea. The only problem is that the AFR (AKA Tommy Two Dick's employer) is also owned by Nine EntertainmentA thought I had is many shareholders engaging 60 Minutes Australia via their website about the story (they have webpage where people can suggest stories to investigate) to get their attention. They are generally considered a to be a very high standard of investigative journalism. And being a major national journalism production it would draw attention to this issue on a much larger scale. The 60 Minutes brand is international too, being a major American show (US version of it).
Battle for worlds largest hard rock lithium resource with major significance for renewable energy transition, Aus company developed it and screwed over by human-rights abusing Chinese multinational backed by CCP agenda and corrupt DRC officials. Empty promises from DRC gov about weeding out corruption and bringing in foreign investment. International arbitration cases, IGF, etc
Definitely 60 minutes worthy story.
Just my opinion
David Krappenschitz
Regular
I just submitted a long story suggestion to 60 Minutes with several links to resources - e.g. arbitration updates, Matt Birney article, etc.A thought I had is many shareholders engaging 60 Minutes Australia via their website about the story (they have webpage where people can suggest stories to investigate) to get their attention. They are generally considered a to be a very high standard of investigative journalism. And being a major national journalism production it would draw attention to this issue on a much larger scale. The 60 Minutes brand is international too, being a major American show (US version of it).
Battle for worlds largest hard rock lithium resource with major significance for renewable energy transition, Aus company developed it and screwed over by human-rights abusing Chinese multinational backed by CCP agenda and corrupt DRC officials. Empty promises from DRC gov about weeding out corruption and bringing in foreign investment. International arbitration cases, IGF, etc
Definitely 60 minutes worthy story.
Just my opinion
I think if shareholders flooded their story submissions it would definitely draw their attention. Attaching resources could help direct an investigation too.
Yea however maybe if we flood them with proper information they will see the true story for themselves and thus how much of a complete twat he is.Great idea. The only problem is that the AFR (AKA Tommy Two Dick's employer) is also owned by Nine Entertainment
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