The only pants you pull down are your own, as you yet again provide a factually inaccurate, half baked assessment of the history as it is, only according to your deranged self. Unfortunately for you, as much as you can regurgitate your guff in a public forum, it will never trump varifiable facts, and so you can continue to humiliate yourself if you wish. I shall continue to highlight the facts, just to help shatter the last shred of whatever it is you think you still have on this forum.
The Warrawoona gold fields were not owned by Rio Tinto nor any other major. The area was federated across many micro-tenements, with known gold deposits that no one had been able to consoldate and exploit prior to Keras acquiring them. Know how we know that? You can check the tenement register and the residual royalty agreements - none of them are assigned to Rio Tinto... oh...
So they weren't being 'shopped around' as they didn't exist as a consolidated land parcel, did they? Facts are troublesome, aren't they?
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