So now a part of me feels a bit sorry for Mr Dugdale. It seems...

So now a part of me feels a bit sorry for Mr Dugdale. It seems that in the long run he did the honourable thing by resigning - better late than never - and I can't help but feel sorry for him now...


Id prefer to know more about the millions of shares issued at the last moment and then resigning before he was booted out: maybe he should have issued more shares to dilute the votes against those who maybe have actual plans for RMX, and our shareholder value, which time will tell.

Also being honest about the circumstances associated with BMV handover of money etc etc etc need to be explained, to make an informed decision about any sympathies. After all he held himself up as a director of a public company, with a huge wage and no discernible output.
His gravy train was funded by shareholders based on trying to touch rainbows or something that cannot be measured like all the plans from the past that remain dreams.