Core Gold DMMIF

Are they acting impartial??

[1kgcoffee]

Pure speculation, but let me know what you think.

They day before Titans announcement, Core announces that they've won some BS 'environment award'. Funny considering Titans problems with the environment.

Then Titan, a company with no money, takes control of Cores secured debt (does this make sense?) And offers to buy the company not in actual currency, but in shares which aren't worth half of what they claim to be, and certainnly less than the liquid trading price of Core right now. So Titan owns Cores secured debt. Secured with what exactly - machinery and land titles??

All that has to happen is for core not to pay off the debt, or engineer a situation of financial trouble to legally hand over core assets when it enters into bankrupcty. I've seen the same thing with Banro defaulting on Chinese loans a few years back. Shareholders were left with nothing.

The whole pending offers and NDA may well be BS smokescreen designed to make it look like the BOD is impartial and not a part of this scheme. Again, speculation on my part. I do not want to be accused of slander by those who have been shown by the courts to not be acting in the best interest of public shareholders.

[Rogerram]

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[1kgcoffee]

Rogerram, You had no interest these boards before the Titan announcement. Now you're trying to convince long term shareholders and board members against their thorough due diligence. Explain please, why was the Zhaojin offer turned down? Keith, the person you make such allegations of, courted a superior offer from Zhaojin that would have relieved core of its debt and put it on the right track

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[Spiritflyer]

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[merlin991]

Another plastic frog.  Give it a big bop and it will shoot back into the hole. BOP

[Tad]

Rogerramm,   The TSXV is now looking into the entire Vertex promissory note amendment process. There was something very untowards ocurring. that is why the TSXV has rescinded their earlier approval.  Your statemnents sound a little desparate. It was well known that Core Gold was in a default position as of March 31 2019, of the promissory notes due to lack of payment. Keith Piggott

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[Tad]

Rogerram, https://stockhouse.com/companies/bullboard?symbol=v.cgld&postid=30138351