trading halt re guidance, page-9

SITM, I agree totally with your post.

Hatmo recently made the point that Kerogen must be happy with the status quo, management structure wise, as it's in their best interests to have a CEO like Campbell who continually f..ks up, and goes to them, cap in hand, requesting more money in exchange for more of our company.

Many years ago a poster by the name of Buddy made the point that Campbell has always treated this company as though it was his own, and he was so right.

Monument investment, Gloucester Basin bonuses to management, Mitchell Drilling acquisition, all decisions made by him and him alone. The Board may have had some input, but from my point of view they are merely clones of Campbell.

SITM I agree with your comments regarding the UK prospects.

I have a feeling that by the time drilling and fracking is approved, the Oz operations will be almost gone. The recent end of year report, which aside from using the same old excuses of previous years, that is it was never management fault for its operational performance, informed us that we were well placed to be genuinely considered for up-coming csg contracts. We were informed that the market had changed its perception of how AJL were now considered in its operational environment, well maybe Campbell/Swan could share with us what has changed, my view is sweet f..k all has changed really.

Yes SITM it will be bad news and no matter how Campbell/Swan/Board try to sugar coat the news, shit still tastes like shit.

The s/p was under pressure weeks ago, and as much as we hoped it wouldn't happen, we have been pounded. There are probably a few reasonable excuses that can be considered as some of the reasons for s/p demise, but Campbell/Swan/Board, the buck stops with you.

How gullible does Campbell think we are when he says ajl are once again well considered in the market, it's a crying shame we are where we are, and yep, talking through my pocket