Mason Resources Inc V.LLG

What’s next?

[Burton]

What are the best and worst case scenario? Don't wanna know what is the best option, but what can happen in both option?

https://www.lapresse.ca/affaires/2020-12-22/mason-graphite/investissement-quebec-au-coeur-d-une-bataille-de-circulaires.php

[Marshall]

I don't know but I sure am looking forward to seeing a mangement focussed on producing results and good news rather than the mud throwing we have been enduring.  I'm far from impressed with this mess.  According to the article, the Quebec Government owns 12% of the shares.  I'm sure they aren't very impressed either and will eventually speak up.

[conscience1]

Sure there are points on both sides.  But my Q is: how many shares does Gingras et al own?  If he has faith in his vision, he should have some of his own money riding on it.  I've seen enough of mining companies that seem to exist from one private placement to the next, only to spend the proceeds on management salaries. My votes go to whomever has the most in common with me, a

[Marshall]

I agree, it would be nice to see management with some skin in the game.  For now I'm hoping the Quebec Government who have 12% ownership in this mess slap these guys silly.  

[Stratocheif]

Quebec beaurocrat involment is a huge negative, not a positive. When i see gonernment involved (especially quebec) im very cognisant disaster may be baked into the project. Governments dont give a fkk. They know if things go wrong its only taxpayer money. No skin off their asss right? Look at bombardier, the olympic stadium, stornaway diamond and on and on. Give me a company without government

[Directvoice]

The board members have options but the are not in the money.  I mean the exercise price is more than the actual price.