Can CTP Survive, page-4

so 2bobworth - you chose not to address questions that are posted to you but once again come back with the same comments.

Clearly farming out exploration - i.e. getting someone else to pay for it is far less dilutive than raising the capital.

Why don't you respond to some of the points posted to you such as those around the the merits of the GRR case?

I think you can probably answer yourself how a falling oil price will affect fixed price gas contracts......if it is really terribly confusing for you let me answer it: not at all.

No desire whatsoever to see JH return - as pointed out to you - which you have also chosen to ignore the biggest period of under performance by the CTP share price was when JH was in charge. Of course it is speculation what would have happened if JH remained in charge but my belief is 1) more dilution 2) lower share price 3) most permits would have been lost due to being non compliant with the work program.

In your continual noise around JH you seem to be ignoring that the court found that JH "seriously breached his employment contract" and secondly that shareholders voted to remove JH from the board, maybe you didn't but the majority did.