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Kori

Thanks for clarifying the facts, in fairness I did say that it seemd strange and that the concerned person may have had the facts confused, it would seem from your post that this was indeed the case.

Far from being irresponsible, i think it is completely warranted and extremely considerate to other investors to present the other side of the story. As a shareholder (which I was) people are entitled to clear and concise information as to how their company is being run and what is happening. ORD may not have breached any ASX rules by not being completely clear, but as a shareholder it is their right to know and it is a blackmark against any company management to not fulfill this.

I think it is clear from my post and from your answer that the people that I have spoken to do indeed have knowledge of mining in Laos in general. The general jist of your post is that I am being a needlessly atagonistic fool..Kori, with your obvious level of knowledge of ORD and Laos (this is undisputed) you should at least do the noble thing and admit that the samples were indeed held up in Laos when ORD decleraed thay were in transit (not lying but certainly not the whole truth) which is I beleive largely what led to the delay in results being analysed in a timely fashion. You cant know as much as you know and not know that. For me that was a bad sign when combined with the rock chip samples and consequent dramatic claim of having the most significant copper find in Australia..and then the extremely vague announcements about drilling starting at Copper Flats was the last straw for me and so I am keen to follow ORDs fate as a learning exercise...what about the mums and dads and cafe owners that bought these at 70 cents plus based on dramatic claims and no doubt the ramping efforts of posters on HC..

All that aside, when ARE the results due from copper flats?