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Hi Westy,

I am really getting tired of the constant negative sentiment on this forum.

Sundance is not a failed company. They are closing in on their original target.
I think that most people posting negatively on Sundance are low achievers and have never embarked on such an ambitious project like this one.

I salute them for their effort in moving forward and getting as much as they can in place to get this project financed. I don't think most (including me), would have any idea of what it means to get a project like this off the ground, little own attempt it in the first place.

So easy to critise others efforts. If and when this project does get legs, it will be off of the back of those in the company that have worked hard to make it happen.

As a shareholder you must be willing to take on the risk of any new venture failing. You make that decision on a risk reward basis. The risks with SDL are enourmous, but then so are the rewards.

If they had sat on their butts and done nothing to get this project up in the last 5 years, I would have something to complain about. They have moved this project forward step by step.

They have put the company in the best possible position to get finance, and they should be given credit for that.

The way people discuss the board and management on this forum is unfair and unbalanced.

The only reason they have been able to spend $300m on the project thus far, is because someone has believed in the project and backed it.

I think that is takes great courage to persevere and come as far as they have.

The Mbalam/Nabeba project will go ahead.

I hope that everyone understands that unless all the good work that has been done to date was not done, there would be no hope of getting this financed.

This project is finance ready, due to the dedication of those that have worked at Sundance, past and present.

If in the final analysis they fail, it will not be because they were not dedicated to seeing this become a reality.

Quote "Better to try and fail, than to not try at all".

So instead of pulling them down, I'm going to give them my support on this forum, and encourage them to jump the next hurdle.

So in 2015 "Go SDL" and prove the naysayers wrong!!! Let your hard work and determination be rewarded this year and let every shareholder celebrate this next milestone with you. I know I will be!!!