asset sales and phil thomas, page-19

Thanks for replying Tom.
As I suspected your posts are your opinions only but not supported with any additional facts other than the very lightweight most recent disclosures we have at hand.
Please take the time to read all of the recent postings thoroughly at the very least even your previous post would suggest that the Coy was scheming away alternatives in the background with no regard for immediate and full disclosure of the main issues which were indeed affecting the Company materially.
I doubt that you will receive much support for your view given that it is quite clear that things were imploding well before the 29/10/2008
I am sorry but it is my view that to suggest continuous disclosure has been fully met would appear to fly completely in the face of all of the evidence that I and many other concerned shareholders have managed to pool together.
Currently the only amazing thing to me is that the engineer of this most disasterous result for all shareholders remains engaged by the company.
Experienced traders have seen this sort of semi-misrepresentation over and over throughout the years.
Nothing new here - but we should not attempt to stray from the real issues of disclosure and end result.
It has certainly been a rude shock to the writer after having thoroughly enjoyed being a long term shareholder in QGC under the terrific leadership of Richard Cottee.
It is quite fair to say that the CEO of ADY failed miserably in his attempt to achieve the stated objectives
and that no congratulations are in fact due.