That's the spirit. No guts, no glory. Ride the $150m into the...

That's the spirit. No guts, no glory.

Ride the $150m into the battlefield of SNE development. Dont look behind because we have no supply lines or reinforcements and we have no battle hardened skills.

Once the $150m is all shot up at SNE and you've surrendered and been turfed out of the country you can crawl back to Gambia and whip up the shareholders for a 200% equity dilution to have a drill there. We are experts at playing this game.

All the while getting your millions in paychecks and damn the shareprice because it will just look after itself.

That's been the playbook Mayocem. What gives you any indication that it's about to change?

Maybe if they showed even the slightest consideration to shareholders we would see a dramatic reduction in salaries during this very damaging period for the company while the projects are being iced and the credit markets have seized up. It would also be pertinent to be honest and up front with shareholders. They continue to take extremely high salaries, we have been misinformed on finance and consistently kept in the dark on strategies.

That's also been their playbook Mayocem, what makes you think things will change?