Gensource Potash Corp V.GSP

Today's Gensource Tweet

[black364]

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=VN6gH5ohUO0

[bobbythebaker]

My favorite three quotes: There's been an enormous increase in interest in our model.  We have interest coming in from all parts of the world to try to create their own supply chains.  So now all of a sudden with the Russia situation, the whole world can see the structural problems in the supply side of the Potash industry, and people are starting to react.  So we're

[mdjbrown]

Btb, there is no question Gsp has the strongest executive and Board of Directors of any publicly traded potash junior out there, and their module model is the way of the future for potash juniors in my opinion, but time for promotion of what could be is over, and its time to prove it Promotion of second, third, and forth projects is super exciting, but lets see project one up and running

[black364]

The company will not be waiting for module one to be up and running before advancing more modules. The company's business will not be dictated to by a poster telling them that additional modules are to be on hold until after first module is in production.  Nor will they be challenged by said same poster with demands of, "but the time of what could be is over and its time to

[mdjbrown]

Easy there big fella. Your blood pressure is spiking and name calling is beneath you.......ok maybe not based on previous rants. There are a lot of Gsp shareholders who understand the difficult process ahead, and would like to see progress made on the downhole technology side of this story. Like it or not, deep pockets dont generally invest big money in maybe's or might be's and without

[stockwatcher248]

your dead on MJB...this was Blacks posting on Nov 7th, 2021 With the LSE listing behind, we now have an easy avenue to raise capital, capital that will only be done on a debt basis.  The financing for this first project is being done non recourse, think hard about what the company has achieved.  We are now considered as having equity/value in the project,  I believe this absolves

[stockwatcher248]

the stock is down almost 50% in the past 3 months.....if that isn't ugly performance not sure what is...salaries and stock options certainly lessen the blow....for some

[black364]

Well, look at this.  One half of clueless obnoxious bimbos showed up.  Where's the other half?  The one that at times uses the moniker Twiggy.  Pay attention Stock, and you'll know why you are what you are.  It's been clear for years that you don't have any due diligence skills. Your dd comprises of begging and demanding information from posters on this

[black364]

So nice to chat with you again, Brownie.  As I said previously you are intensely insane.  You use posters messages (including mine) as a spring board for your never ending down hole technology bs, you just did it again in your last address to me. I'll say it again, my money is on Mike, one doesn't have to look any further than Mike's last video appearance to know that.  

[stockwatcher248]

this is without question the worst response i have ever witnessted....

[black364]

Your last post is poorly written and it's only one line, seems like you didn't want to take the chance of slaughtering two lines. I guess your editor went to bed.

[mdjbrown]

My dear black, I completely get it.   You are head over heals in love and rational common sense just doesnt register with you at the moment, but it will. Gsp's market cap is double that of Western Resources right now, yet Western has a boat load of cash and an operating mine / cavern albeit under review. Gsp is contemplating the start of field work shortly, with no operating

[black364]

There isn't anything in your last post that relates to mine.  However in reference to yours, drilling isn't of essence at this point, there is a lot of time for that.  My goodness, you of all people talking common sense.  I'll make a reminder to point out to you soon that my common sense is rational, you'll be the first to know.  I'm not prepared to say much

[mdjbrown]

Black, do you ever wonder why other junior potash hopefuls who are relying on the same novel tech are trying their best to prove it can be accomplished through actual cavern construction and brine flow, and yet for years, others just keep on promote doing it? Karnalyte, Western, and now Beechy all have or are currently trying to prove it can be done, and in Beechy's case, they are doing the

[black364]

Brownie, do you ever wonder why you keep repeating yourself?

[mdjbrown]

Never black, because everytime I ask a question from the cheerleaders, the question is met by waving pom poms harder to drflect the question  Funny, when I repeat points that apparently have no answer,  its a problem, but when you pump the same financings coming, construction starting, rah rah rah rhetoric the cheerleaders lap it up Why is that fo you think?  Lol

[black364]

Brownie, you've been pumping and cheerleading your agenda for years and yet you can't get answers, that's insanity.  If you want the best explanations for your questions that you could possibly get call 306-974-6414 and ask for Paul Neufeld, P. ENG. MBA, PMP, Project Engineer, Gensource Potash, or Mike Ferguson. P. ENG, President/CEO, Gensource Potash.  I have on occasion

[mdjbrown]

I already have the answers black, but I was looking forward to some of the cheerleaders like yourself enlightening me, as you seem to have it all figured out which is nothing short of amazing considering one else has in 60 years I have been very fortunate to discuss this elusive process with some of the best Geo's and Chemical Engineers in Saskatchewan, and it is amazing to hear their

[black364]

You are to be believed by whom?     eom.

[howie65]

[howie65]

famous words from badgers and pumpers alike: "I've heard"  substantiate comments please other than that you are same as pumpers ?  

[mdjbrown]

howie65, their consolidation reasoning was very simple. Gsp currently has 420ish million shares outstanding which is considered high by most who follow junior mining hopefulls. Add to that the $11.5 million Innovare common share deal reported to close at by the end of Q2 "The closing of the transaction values Innovare at approximately US$11.5 million, which represents the current value of