So what's the roadmap from here?, page-367

Chas..~, I have no doubt GML ‘s collective majority shareholders made the executive decision to shake hands and part friends with Mr.Mair. In fact I had mentioned this upon learning of his timely dissolution! With that said, no one should feel sad for JM, he was Well compensated and walked away with approximately 13 M performance shares. Moreover, I’m certain his dissolution came with some severance pay package yet to be disclosed!!!!.

As to the timing of his replacement, I can only feel and see positive vibes. Mr. Mair though a decent individual, he was not a friendly person, he lacked the skills to be a leader who can
develop relationships to advance shareholders value.

Relative to Mamadou’s skills and effectiveness in his new role as C.E.O of GML, it is hingent upon his ability to meet face to face with GoG decision makers along with Mr.Nielsen and develop those relationships pronto! Nothing.. nothing will happen from Malaysia!!

Relative to the power brokers, I was told that groups from the U.K and Australia are lobbying Denmark to reason with and influence GoG’s laughable and Non-pragmatic 100 ppm U limit. In other words, until we have a license in fist, we won’t really know Mamadou’s intentions ( in terms merger with other mining companies , or acquisition etc.

We are so close!

I expect some announcement from GML regarding Mr.Mamadou’s action plan soonest!

La Vita is Always Bella

In REE Veritas