Let’s get real.Repeating “Rim will lose the arbitration” doesn’t...

Let’s get real.Repeating “Rim will lose the arbitration” doesn’t make it true. Arbitration isn’t a Twitter poll — it’s decided on facts, contracts, and law. And in this case, the facts are already on record:

-The Supreme Court confirmed a material change of control at GPR occurred through unlawful conduct.

-GPR did not disclose that to Rimfire, despite being contractually required to do so.

-Rimfire terminated within its rights — and did so after the facts were confirmed, not before.

You say a class action is inevitable? Based on what — a falling share price caused by the legal uncertainty? That’s not how class actions work. There’s no fraud, no breach of director duties, and no misleading disclosure.Rimfire didn’t collapse. It cleaned up a partner who breached the deal. That’s not cause for a lawsuit — it’s cause for enforcement.

This is more fear and hindsight dressed up as concern.. “I hope I’m wrong” is a weak disclaimer when every sentence is designed to incite panic.Let’s wait for the actual outcome — not emotional baiting based on half-understood litigation.