I've asked this genuine question on the crapper after a post by Amovatio who I greatly respect
I'm not really getting any comments over there not sure if they think I'm being negative or something
Anyhoo I thought I'd pose the question here in relation to AVZ not paying the arbitration fees and letting the action lapse IF the DRC grant AVZ the ML prior to 7th Feb 2025 (I think that's the deadline for the fees to be paid) which is what Amovatio was suggesting
Any thoughts here????
I sort of consider the arbitration a kind of necessary "insurance policy" to keep the fucking DRC to their word until absolutely EVERYTHING is 100% signed sealed delivered and unequivocally ratified in fucking blood!
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Me thinks it is extremely important, regardless of the position DRC/Zijin takes now, AVZ should go ahead with the arbitration cases and only stop,
if the 13329 tenement is returned to Dathcom, the DRC recognises that AVZ legally owns 75% of Dathcom and Dathcom has the ML for the entire 13329, access to power and water and Zijin removed from the entire 13329 tenement.
The example here:
Suppose Zijin steals my car and caravan, should I be happy, if Zijin gives me my car back, give them a big kiss and invite them to a barbie?
Or should I say if you don't give my caravan back I lodge a complain for stealing my caravan, you have to return my property?
Or if someone steals 1 million from a bank, should the bank be happy and friends with the thief, if he hands half of it back?
Zijin and the DRC have shown, through their actions, that they cannot be trusted and will try anything to disrupt/delay the arbitration cases.
To be extremely honest, taken in consideration that Cath operates under direction of China, I believe their game is part of the Chinese long game and only believe if their actions are fair dinkum by the time AVZ has this all sorted.
Not 1 second before that will I operate "In good faith" with the Chinese fukkers and the corrupt upper class of the DRC.
How the hell can you trust these fukkers?
This comes under 'once bitten, twice shy'.