Board trip to Mali, page-21

My perception is that investors should be better informed as to what they are investing in.

If the board are not going to visit the asset then how will anyone really know what is said to be occurring actually is?

Curious, has anyone from the company ever visited Mali?

From what I see BGS have an asset in a very unstable region so the likelihood of achieving finance is zip.. Zero... None

Boko Haram a terrorist organization that the United States list as one of the top threats is operating in the region. I noticed that people mentioned that UK, France and maybe someone mentioned the United States when it comes to acts of terrorism. True, there have been terrible instances of it on the streets of these countries however by comparison doesn't match what is currently taking place in Mali. A search of the Smartraveller.gov.au website shows the contrasting difference between the levels of threat to safety in each region.

The department of foreign affairs and trade is behind that website.. Not just about travel but also trade..

To try and consider that finance will come easily let alone any build is delusional and I simply cannot fathom why Michael even considered for a moment working as a director of a company that from my research has no assets anywhere other than war torn Mali. - Even the United Nations is considering an exit.

Everyone I have discussed this stock with to get a different perspective to my own has simply said A fool and his money are soon parted.

Seriously guys what do you see in this thing?-because it's impossible to find anything positive about it and it is becoming quite a scary joke that has no rational sensibilities about it.