PennyI share your concerns and Thank You for expressing
them, but you shud also know, that I take NO joy in
your consternation over AAO's present situation.
Perhaps you misunderstood my objections to the
deal, and if you go back you will find that I was
concerned that BKL was trading, a 50 cents on the
dollar, for a bird in the hand, in exchange for two
birds in the bush.
AKA, nothing is never sure, it it doesn't already exist.
Now some months later, we sit with one bird the hand,
the BKL properties, and the AAO birds are still flitting
around in the bush. We have the value of the BKL properties
altho' considered dubious at best, at the time, and now the
AAO properties could be considered of dubious value.
However, there is no way to turn back the clock, and now
how can we encourage AAO to get off their duffs and do
serious stuff with the properties and inform the
shareholders of what in blazes is going on.
I was told many times that Jeff was an excellent landman,
and I don't have any reason to dispute that, HOWEVER, that
alone would not make him a good operational oilman. Also
Barry Lee has demonstrated that he isn't an oilman, and I
believe the folks that came along with Barry have also
proved that they are unable to advise on how to run an oil
company, and they are no Don Archibald, or Paul Colborne
in the oilpatch so AAO needs a tried and proven oilman at
the helm, who has shown that they have the ability to run
the AAO ship.
Am really disappointed in Magget's inability to step beyond
the really cheap horse crap. Too sad, but his/her loss, as
Magget's opinion means absolutely zip, nada, to me.