A Breach of Good Corporate GovernanceThere are no words this morning to express the frustration, even the anger, at CUU's lack of good corporate governance towards its shareholders. The press release that was published yesterday afternoon after markets closed is a clear indication of a total lack of respect for those who are not insiders, warrants holders and especially the majority shareholder of the firm, Mexican billionnaire Ernesto. The fact that the accelerated warrants would have provided CUU an additional 2.5 million dollars in much needed revenues either to develop the Arizona properties or to consolidate the data for Schaft Creek does not seem to motivate the Board of Directors at all. This is a real joke! We, the long-term shareholders, have suffered a dilution of 5.91 % when the warrants were issued last Spring but we accepted this decision in return for added cash flow to the firm and the avoidance of further private placements in the near future. The waiver simply slaps all those investors in the face and puts the number one priority of CUU into the benefits of Ernesto alone, not of the firm. Notwithstanding the fact that there seems to have been absolutely no progress on the negotiations with TECK about the 2018 and 2019 joint venture program results, and that CEO Stewart Elmer was actually on holidays all of last week when the most crucial decision for material value on CUU was supposed to be delivered, it would be fair now to reduce our share position in this organisation to express our clear discontent to its directors. Which I have begun to do today and will wait to see if faith and trust in this organisation can be restored later...