a new chapter questionmark

Now that PS ,u238z,Punty,BBB and the likes are Gooone
although for me on Ignore anyway ..
Must admit sometimes hard to figure whats going on with 1/2 the forum on ignore.LOL
Does make one reluctant to contribute as it can be easy to get drawn into inane debate about nothing .
With thanks from brumby15 at stockhouse.ca

http://www.stockhouse.ca/bullboards/viewmessage.asp?no=13939166&t=0&all=0&TableID=0
Canmex Minerals (V.CXM)
Lukas Lundin

Canmex isn't, strictly speaking, a cheap shell. At a current market cap of C$23.5 million, it's actually more expensive than many resource companies that have active projects. So what makes us think this one could be in for big gains? Simply put: the Lundin premium. Lukas has been so successful in making people money that his companies inevitably trade at a premium to their peers. His shells are no exception. We understand that management has been scouring the world for projects to put into this vehicle, and we expect that once they do, $23 million will look like a steal.

We know the PSA is done and reports of a Puntland dignitary going to visit OS past W/E to several locations
"undisclosed" (We will soon see if they are of any signifigance for CVX,RRS)
Further the Extreme Political risk as seen by many particularly by those with fund managers 'Peering' may well have seen that risk vapourising before their eyes .

http://www.abaaqaroow.com/index.php?id=2625

Somali transitional government and Ethiopian troops have successfully launched house-to-house search operations in the capital, according to Shebelle Media Network.
Shebelle quoted the government spokesperson Abdirahman Dinari today as saying “The troops have searched several neighborhoods in Mogadishu receiving a large number of small and big guns,AK47 and BKM machine guns.''
“During the operations, the soldiers seized seven armed robbers, who set up a roadblock in streets of north Mogadishu,” he said.
Dinari also said two African Union observers went to Somalia on Saturday to assess the current situation in the country.
“Dr. Kombusa, Kenyan, and Brimitakola, a South African, are in Mogadishu now to confer with senior government and military officers. They will evaluate where the upcoming African peacekeeping troops will be positioned,” he said.
He stressed that four countries were ready to provide troops for Somalia. “Uganda, South Africa, Nigeria and Malawi are ready to send their troops to Somalia for peacekeeping mission. As soon as those troops arrive, the Ethiopian troops will leave the country,” the spokesperson added.
The news comes as the country has entered the first day of martial law that was declared by the Somali transitional parliament on Saturday.
Malawi reportedly promised it would send troops to Somalia to help the transitional government based in Baidoa and Mogadishu.
Other countries that might offer peacekeepers to Somalia include Uganda, Nigeria, South Africa, Senegal, Benin and Ghana, it was learnt.
sources:ena
abaaqaroow.com

Now I would expect that the thread will improve and may be worth contributing to .
I would like to thank those few that are not on ignore for their dilligence and steadfastness,you know who you are.

Longclaw