RE:RE:RE:RE:where is I understand your points, but you're assuming everyone there will be as corrupt as Campaore, which is hopefully not the case. You can't expect True gold to solve all the countries problems by just paying more in taxes either. Hopefully things will change for the better in the country and the ousting of Campaore last year was a good start.
When you take into consideation the 17% income tax, roaylties on the top line, the withholding on all monies leaving the country, and the 10% free carry, it probably works out to a 35-40% take for BF which is more than fair. Also, don't forget all the infrastructure TGM (and other miners) build, the medical facilities, the training & jobs they provide locals, etc. Usually, miners also train communities in other industries and skills so when the mining company goes home after closing the mine, the communities are not left empty-handed, but have other sustainable industries. You can't put a dollar figure on some of this. There is are huge benefits to local communities and to countries in general by having mining companies develop projects in their countries - proivded it is done right, which TGM is doing. Countires, in turn, have to provide a stable and fair taxatioin regime to foreign investors like mining companies, who bring in money and know-how, and spend years and invest millions of dollars to find projects and develop them. If the tax rules keep changing monthly, everyone will pack up and go home. How will that benefit the country?
As far as democracy goes, the democratic elections won't solve all of the country's problems overnight, but it's a start. Lighten up.