RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Crazy Value Here NowIt happens all the time, Niko in India, Brazil changed the rules, Russia, Chile, Argentina, Indonesia, the list goes on and on. When you get into a dispute with a sovereign nation who is desperate for money, they find a way to extract funds. I know Bankers has a stabilization clause that protects them, but fighting with a government almost always ends badly. And you end up giving them something. I absolutely could be incorrect, but you rarely see a company "win" when fighting a government. They can delay permits, budgets, audit the company at all levels and fine Bankers. My hope is the Banker's management team has been doing this for a decade and knows how to navigate these waters, but it is rarely without cost.