NORTHERN SUN MINING CORP LBEFF

Cadomin

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Cadomin, You are obviously very close to Dr. Nash with your information. I do not have the luxury of having him him hand me projected ore forecasts. The other clue as to how close you are is the first name basis that you seem to be on. I assume that in a face to face meeting you would say "Gary - you lied to us", just as you did in your first post here under your alias. Does Gary include you as a friend? I hope not, and I think not! You are very much more forgiving than I would be. If I thought the CEO of a company had lied to me, I would have done more than "peel back my substantial position", I would have eliminated it. You know cadomin, with all your whining and negative thoughts on the company, and your confidence in your knowledge of the mining operation - your negativism would scare some people. Thankfully, I've formed the opinion that someone that comes on here bragging about his substantial position, pretending to be on first name terms with the CEO whom he calls a liar, and showing his ignorance with some asinine theory on a non-cash financing warrant exchange, is nothing but a wind bag and a wannabee. As a result, what you pretend to know, and your conclusions have no more affect on my assessment of the company than some of the other little people who gain courage from their anonymity. I am in contact with a number of people whose judgement I respect who have been in contact with Dr. Nash - not one of them support your story, and every one of them expresses their high regard for the man's integrity. Your allegation that Dr. Nash is a liar has formed my opinion of your character - I'm quite sure that it helped a number of others assess you, as well. Just for the record there Cad - you seem to be saying you were unlike someone who rode "this all the way down to some degree" - whatever that means. I don't know how much you know about this "sir's" investment situation - but it looks to me like you took a bit of bath if what you post is to be believed. Could well be that your excellency lost on his investment and "sir" didn't - so what do you find fortunate in that scenario?