scrapping off the barnaclesSulliden is starting to move and as such, and IMO, the barnacles that have attached themselves to our ship are getting scrapped off. I look forward to our management's guidance on the matter of the whole "takeover" thing, but really, I can't see it being a surprise. IMO, all that has happened to Sulliden is no more than further damages to be settled in due course. IMO, when you have as much gold on your property as we have discovered there seems to be no shortage of folks looking to get a piece of the action ... by negotiation or otherwise.
IMO, Sulliden will prevail and we, as shareholders, will prosper. There is something brilliant about knowing you are right and finding out that when faced with unwarranted and unjustified adversity and conflict you choose to rise above it all. Again, I wish to express my gratitude to the many hours and days our management has spent protecting our property and our rights to that property. They have risen above it all and conduct themselves with dignity and honor. They are among the ranks of the most respected mining professionals in Canada, and with good reason. Today, despite all that is before them, our drills are still turning on our property. IMO, they will rid us of these "hanger-ons" in due course.
The concepts we champion have always been, IMO, very simple:
1. the property was for sale
2. we made an offer
3. the offer was accepted
4. we invested millions into proving the resource
5. once we find all the gold, the seller wants it back
6. off to court we go
In the end,
We paid for it - it is ours,
IMO, this has never and will never changed.
I'm a patient man; I'll take court over any of the "alternative" options to date.
have a great weekend,
good tradin'
-oldtimer