Emu/Andrew, let’s cut the crap.You keep dragging up Gladiator...

Emu/Andrew, let’s cut the crap.

You keep dragging up Gladiator Resources like it’s some smoking gun—claiming “major shareholders” overlap with Cassius. Newsflash: every single Gladiator backer who ever touched CMD has long since exited the register. So who’s really pulling your strings here?

It’s painfully obvious you’ve got a hidden agenda: either you’re running PR for some Ghanaian interest desperate to derail our arbitration, or you’re dancing to a Chinese proxy beat—maybe both. Hell, maybe that’s your business model: target ASX juniors, spray FUD, then collect your yuan.

Here’s the reality for real shareholders:

•CMD is sitting on a $400M+ arbitration claim against Ghana, with jurisdiction now firmly established at The Hague.

•670 million shares on issue means a potential ~60c per share outcome, and that’s before interest, costs, or gold’s relentless rally are factored in.

•The litigation heavyweights are on board—Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, the globe’s largest pure-play business litigation and arbitration firm, with over 1,000 lawyers in 35 offices, an 86% success rate across 2,500+ trials and arbitrations, and consistently ranked Tier 1 by Chambers & Partners and Benchmark Litigation. Having their team in our corner is a massive credibility boost and a real deterrent.

•Cash burn is managed until the next big Ghana deadline in September, giving CMD runway without early, expensive funding.

•Seasoned backers like Peter Koller, Dr. Dennis Lowe (the famous neurosurgeon), and the Lenahan family are all increasing their stakes, not running for the exits.

So Emu—Andrew P, Gladiator’s ghostwriter, or whatever you’re calling yourself—why don’t you buy some shares if you really care? Or better yet, sit this one out and let those of us invested in real value creation carry on.

CMD’s on track for a serious upside event. You’re just background noise.