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Sounds like shareholders are coming out of the walls. Imagine Rothchild does not like to lose.
In particular like idea that the lawsuits are mostly separate, and have to be gotten rid of one by one. The longer the better from how it appears. Anything to keep the mine out of operation is good. Likewise, anything to block the open pit is good too.
At the end of the day, Imaginatively figure if insiders already got paid off, then it might not cost so much to pay off the outsiders. Since it looks like only around 50m shares by Tiprank estimate are not in the hands of insiders, with market price of less than a million dollars at 1.8 cent, or only $5m at 10 cent.
What would be needed is to lift the kimino on Kinterra, and see who really bought the copper mine. Likewise, in future could block any permit hand-overs, if company is not the same company. Otherwise they should pay up
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