Is Alan Jenks taking up his entitlements?, page-30

As a major shareholder in TON (about two years now) I like everyone has watched the share price rise from 10c to 80c, I took some good profit at 59c and bought back in as the pricing receded. From this point on the news got better and better, everyone was thinking a dollar was very achievable, what happened? As I have been trading for some 25 years I have seen a lot and have panic sold like others, but I have learned to look at the big picture.
Firstly the company employees can't lie, or they can go to jail. So everything they have reported must be accurate? So since the 80c price
we have grown substantially with the deposits, have signed multi Billion dollar deals, have a JV in China to build a processing factory and much more positive news. We are moving from an explorer to Mining and Processing to make the big dollars and decided it is now time to bring some new expertise to the company to propel it forward into the next and critical stage. To propel us forward we need funds like every other mining company in the world, this is a familiar procedure and a necessity, so we have the largest Graphite and Vanadium deposit in the world, Graphite is on the list of most of the largest countries in the world as a strategic compound, gold, silver, copper, coal, oil etc are down the gurgler and will have a very lengthy comeback. The world is chocking in pollution, China and India are the worst. I have read articles where China is going to embrace electric cars, use Graphite in the walls of its new buildings to insulate them and it goes on.
I think I read somewhere that it takes about 6-8 kg of graphite for each electric battery, nearly every major vehicle manufacture has an
electric product on the market or is close to release of their products, and of course there already is a proven market. Tesla for instance is now in full production of its home and commercial stand alone batteries. This market is massive and I believe will be the biggest commercial move away from traditional fossil fuels that I will see in my lifetime. Now, if I was Chris Catlow or any of the directors would I want to be on the Board that on their watch the company sank into the depths? especially I think would the new CEO Garth Higgo with his reputation and career background take this project on if it wasn't viable. Of course not. There is definitely some evil out there not wanting us to succeed, people selling at 8.5c would be making a loss. Come on people surely you want a quicker way to retirement than flogging yourselves to death at work!