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taken from CDSG, not GNCP
MY BAD
taken from CDSG, not GNCP
MY BAD
"Company has not verified the dept of mineralisation"
"We stress these calculations are of a very speculative nature"
That's Taken directly from CGNP
NOTHING PROVEN FOLKS
Could be another one of Harpreet (mini-Madoff) Sangha!'s hype to sell shares...
Natural gas from Sangha's Titan-US ?
The longer, the lower your average yearly loss.
That's called abveraging down
CDSG CFO committed to file Q2 May 20th
She asked for 5 more calendar days ti file.
Could the increase in the restricted shares be telated to that delay.
We won't have to wait for lon to get:
- Identity on original Kilimanjaro Lithium owner
- Evolution of the convertible notes
- Details of the company expenses in paid promotions in particular. Did they maintain the $10,000/month promo contract ?
Coming soon in a theater near you
Just look in PDIV reported movement of cash
They are the one supposedly financing all this
All veterans here know the answer
Becaused we wrked to get the answer
We won't give you the free lunch
Do your own Dd
CDSG: Outstanding notes could add 364,480,000 new shares
once converted.
Sangha would have to increase the current 500,000,000 authorized
And let's not forget the 133,000,000 commonn shares issued to Kilimanjaro Lithium in return for 80% of the company. And the remaining 20% will cost an additional $4,000,000, that will probably end up being paid in sgares, causing further dilution.
Harpreet Sangha: Who lives at the following address in Tanzania where Titan Lithium is registered ?
You ?
Your Tanzanian wife ?
Dar Es Salaam, Kinondoni, Mikocheni, 14112, NAMANGA, NAMANGA, 468, NIL, 468
CDSG: Outstanding notes could add 364,480,000 new shares
once converted.
Sangha would have to increase the current 500,000,000 authorized
And let's not forget the 133,000,000 commonn shares issued to Kilimanjaro Lithium in return for 80% of the company. And the remaining 20% will cost an additional $4,000,000, that will probably end up being paid in sgares, causing further dilution.
Harpreet Sangha: Who lives at the following address in Tanzania where Titan Lithium is registered ?
You ?
Your Tanzanian wife ?
Dar Es Salaam, Kinondoni, Mikocheni, 14112, NAMANGA, NAMANGA, 468, NIL, 468
Peanuts! Outstanding notes could add 364,480,000 new shares
once converted.
Sangha would have to increase the current 500,000,000 authorized
And let's not forget the 133,000,000 commonn shares issued to Kilimanjaro Lithium in return for 80% of the company. And the remaining 20% will cost an additional $4,000,000, that will probably end up being paid in sgares, causing further dilution.
Harpreet Sangha: Who lives at the following address in Tanzania where Titan Lithium is registered ?
You ?
Your Tanzanian wife ?
Dar Es Salaam, Kinondoni, Mikocheni, 14112, NAMANGA, NAMANGA, 468, NIL, 468
$CDSG Lithium narrative lost traction: plan B needed
Mow Sangha will tout "other minerals" or even natural gas to try to pump this POS up.
Do you Dd on Sangha dubbed mini Madoff by Bob Moriarty
http://www.321gold.com/editorials/moriarty/moriarty090810.html
Ridiculous low tape painting volume= SOUR HOUR !!!
CEO kicking the can again
No specific plans
No expert valuable mineral study done
Now touting elusive other minerals and natural gas
What a joke.
When the Lithium hype doesn't stick, time to create a new narrative as plan B
Folks, just DD Harpreet Singh Sanhha and Douglas Lake Minerals, one of the too many hyped Sangha's public ventures
http://www.321gold.com/editorials/moriarty/moriarty090810.html
Bullish was mispelled: Bullshil
Lithium BS doesn't fly... that's Sangha's plan B
Got news for you, no matter how Sangha spins it, this won't fly either
Sangha )mini Madoff) is a serial hyperizing guy.
Do the DD folks, the guy goes from crypto to Lithium to diamonds to oil to natural gas, whatever flavor of the month is trendy
Buyers beware of natural gas coming out of Sangha's Titan-US, its a prelude to BS...
CDSG typical hyped mining project
Mineral content are only projection and not proven
Company even qualifies it HIGHLY SPECULATIVE
DD HARPREET SINGH SANGHA, also dubbed mini-Madoff by Bob Moriarty
Buyers beware
He lost his P.Geo license
DD Craig Parkinson, aka Radarlove
Mining scam !!!
Bauman-Lowenthal-Lumb scam
GNCP NEVER STARTED ANY EXPLORATION IN DECADES
PROOF IS IN GNCP OWN FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE
THEY DISCLOSE NOT BEING THE CLAIMS OWNER BUT LEASING THE CLAIMS FROM SEARCHLIGHT
JUST ANOTHER RUN OF THE MILL MINING SCAM FROM FRAUDSTER BAUMAN-Lowenthal-Lumb
END OF DISCUSSION
Is it dumping time Sangha ?
Coming out ofSangha's Titan-US: Natural Gas!!!
Of course, what else !!!
Sangha paying for another promo activity
Fits perfectly the known pattern observed in an all his past ventures
No wonder Moriarty dubbed him mini-Madoff and described his Douglas Lake Minerals as BRE-X II.
Buyers beware, do the DD ON Sangha.
GNCP doesn't own claims, nor does AMLM
Tey both lease claims from Searchlight, a fraudster Bauman entity.
HUGE HYPE HERE. BUYERS BEWARE
DD pn Harpreet Singh Dongha is compulsory here if one wants to know what to expect fron this all too common Sangha's MODUS OPERANDI.
Heavy promotion $10,000/month) ongoing...
CDSG Has still to prove the LITHIUM content
It didn't perform any drilling and there is no official NI 43-101 report supporting lithium grade and deposit.
Even CDSG admits it and describes the information as HIGHLIY SPECULATIVE whhich means BULLS*** in plain every day english.
Yup, hyping projects is part of Sangha MODUS OPERANDI
BUYERS BEWARE, do your DD ON SANGHA
CFO Currier filed Nofication of Late Filing today.
Looks like the queen of shells reviving is waiting for the highly praised Nigerian accountants...
You have 5 days Caren to comply.
Why were you late in providing your numbers to the Lagos princes ?
Can't wait to see how money was spent and how the toxic notes have evolved
WARNING: CLASSIC SANGHA MODUS OPERANDI IN ACTION
DO THE DD FOLKS
Huge dumping today
Typical wash trades here, illusion of volume
R.I.P. Blom. You were a questionnable GNCP director...
Not questionning you qualities as family man, or you dedication at fighting ESKOM corrupt ways, but your standards seemed to have fallen flat when it came to GNCP and PDIV.
Below is an article from Antoinette Slabbert, a South African economic journalist, about Blom and its involvement in GNCC and Jengu Pharma, the fail cannabis venture by GNCP.
Article translated in English using Google from Afrikaan (sluggish translation)
https://www.netwerk24.com/Netwerk24/n-slang-in-die-geil-dagga-oes-wat-firma-beloof-20191124
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=157891691
A snake in the horny marijuana crop that firm promises
The outspoken Eskom commentator Ted Blom was struck with dumbness over boe the American company of which he is chairman, who is already going to make money like bushes from the South African marijuana market next month
GNCC Capital, a US-listed company, recently announced in a market announcement that investors will change their business focus from mining to South Africa's thriving marijuana market.
According to the announcement, GNCC has bought a South African company that is familiar with the medicinal marijuana market. In fact, the first marijuana harvest is coming in December, investors believe, but Rapport understands that there is not a single marijuana plant and the local company's license to grow marijuana has expired.
Blom tried hard last week to distance himself from GNCC when Rapport asked him for clear hero. Although, according to GNCC's notices to shareholders, Blom was the president of GNCC until the end of August and then became non-executive chairman, he could answer few of Rapport's questions about the company. In fact, Blom denied that he was chairman. "As far as I know, I'm just an ordinary director," he said, indicating that he actually wanted to break away from GNCC.
Yet another company of which hyo is also a director is busy buying shares in GNCC.
He was unsure about the license. "I think I was in a snake in the grass with the license.
He was apparently looking for answers, because "other parties" were responsible for the due diligence investigation into the goods, but a week later he still did not give an explanation
.
According to an announcement to shareholders on October 3, GNCC bought a 40% stake in a South African company, Jengu Parma. Jengu was founded in May this year and Blom is one of the three directors. The other two are Nell-Mari Allen and Angelo Cox. The two of them like the other 60% of Jengu and apparently know the local marijuana industry well. Allen was licensed to grow and export marijuana. However, it expired in June, but she is apparently hesitant with an application to have it renewed.
After the GNCC deal, Allen became the president of the American company and Cox the chief operating officer. They are also executive directors.
The other two are Nell-Mari Allen and Angelo Cox. The two of them like the other 60% of Jengu and apparently know the local marijuana industry well. Allen was licensed to grow and export marijuana. However, it expired in June, but she is apparently hesitant with an application to have it renewed.
After the GNCC deal, Allen became the president of the American company and Cox the chief operating officer. They are also executive directors.
However, when Rapport asked Blom last week what Allen's role was in GNCC, he only revealed her directorship and further said: "Ask her yourself." This is probably because, according to Rapport's information, Allen resigned as "president" on October 24. Cox resigned shortly thereafter.
The reason for their resignations is apparently that at least R63 million in funding that GNCC promised never materialized. With that, Jengu would apparently buy marijuana farms in Limpopo, among other places, and set up new facilities such as a laboratory to meet the conditions for an export license.
Blom acknowledges that funding for the marijuana operations has collapsed, but says the Jengu traction has been implemented and new funders are still being sought.
Several controversial people are involved with GNCC. Ron Lowenthal, who previously worked as a stockbroker in South Africa, was the chairman before Blom. His name pops up alongside that of controversial businessman Stephen Lumb.
Business Report reported in 2001 that according to Lumb, Lowenthal would be the advisor to the ISE-listed Gaming of which Lumb was the CEO. However, the ISE rejected it and the trading of IGaming's shares was suspended. According to reports, shareholders lost huge sums when IGaming went bankrupt. In 2003, according to Moneyweb, Lowenthal was a partner in the listed Hanover Capital in Britain, which appointed Lumb as CEO resigned a month later.
According to Blom, Lumb is only "a major shareholder" in GNCC but Rapport reliably understands that he plays a key role in the management of the company.
Lumb did not want to answer any questions from Rapport. He initially said he did not care what Rapport wrote, because he had no interest in South Africa being an "economically failed state with no hope of recovery". Lumb says he has no interest in GNCC. He has ten-year-old shares, which he has long written off in his head.
He later contacted Rapport and threatened legal action if his name was taken.
Lowenthal did not respond to Rapport's query at all.
Q2 report still not filed... Due today...
Sangha, either ylu file tnem today, or you file a late filing NT today giving you 5 days extension
This is a public company Sangha, there are rules to be followed.
A paid for news release won't replace the official Q2
Behave!!!
yeah. Now only 1 official south african crook left.
The other unofficial crook, Stephen Craig Lumb, is still very present in GNCP, and in PDIV.
So tell us wnat specific impact Blom's death will have on share price according to you, To Inform All...
Presentation paid for by CDSG's Sangha
Part of the SANGHA's PROMOTION MODUS OPERANDI ?
I'm not the one who lost $2,700
DD would have prevented this.
Remember: "Life is a bitch.... and then you die."
TUA CULPA.... TUA MAXIMA CULPA
Can you spell S.C.A.M. ???
That's what it is.
A Bauman-Lowenthal-Lumb scam.
They are at work in PDIV
Go and get justice. SEC complaint and sue.
I hope you don't expect Lumb / Lowenthal to write you a check...
Failed GNCP cannabis venture. Check the dates.
This was a hoax deal, like all the other failed deals, intended to hype GNCP so they could dump shares in the market.
Many of the insiders dumped at 0.0001, shares that cost them nothing.
R.I.P. Blom. You were a questionnable GNCP director...
Not questionning you qualities as family man, or you dedication at fighting ESKOM corrupt ways, but your standards seemed to have fallen flat when it came to GNCP and PDIV.
Below is an article from Antoinette Slabbert, a South African economic journalist, about Blom and its involvement in GNCC and Jengu Pharma, the fail cannabis venture by GNCP.
Article translated in English using Google from Afrikaan (sluggish translation)
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=157891691
A snake in the horny marijuana crop that firm promises
The outspoken Eskom commentator Ted Blom was struck with dumbness over boe the American company of which he is chairman, who is already going to make money like bushes from the South African marijuana market next month
GNCC Capital, a US-listed company, recently announced in a market announcement that investors will change their business focus from mining to South Africa's thriving marijuana market.
According to the announcement, GNCC has bought a South African company that is familiar with the medicinal marijuana market. In fact, the first marijuana harvest is coming in December, investors believe, but Rapport understands that there is not a single marijuana plant and the local company's license to grow marijuana has expired.
Blom tried hard last week to distance himself from GNCC when Rapport asked him for clear hero. Although, according to GNCC's notices to shareholders, Blom was the president of GNCC until the end of August and then became non-executive chairman, he could answer few of Rapport's questions about the company. In fact, Blom denied that he was chairman. "As far as I know, I'm just an ordinary director," he said, indicating that he actually wanted to break away from GNCC.
Yet another company of which hyo is also a director is busy buying shares in GNCC.
He was unsure about the license. "I think I was in a snake in the grass with the license.
He was apparently looking for answers, because "other parties" were responsible for the due diligence investigation into the goods, but a week later he still did not give an explanation
.
According to an announcement to shareholders on October 3, GNCC bought a 40% stake in a South African company, Jengu Parma. Jengu was founded in May this year and Blom is one of the three directors. The other two are Nell-Mari Allen and Angelo Cox. The two of them like the other 60% of Jengu and apparently know the local marijuana industry well. Allen was licensed to grow and export marijuana. However, it expired in June, but she is apparently hesitant with an application to have it renewed.
After the GNCC deal, Allen became the president of the American company and Cox the chief operating officer. They are also executive directors.
The other two are Nell-Mari Allen and Angelo Cox. The two of them like the other 60% of Jengu and apparently know the local marijuana industry well. Allen was licensed to grow and export marijuana. However, it expired in June, but she is apparently hesitant with an application to have it renewed.
After the GNCC deal, Allen became the president of the American company and Cox the chief operating officer. They are also executive directors.
However, when Rapport asked Blom last week what Allen's role was in GNCC, he only revealed her directorship and further said: "Ask her yourself." This is probably because, according to Rapport's information, Allen resigned as "president" on October 24. Cox resigned shortly thereafter.
The reason for their resignations is apparently that at least R63 million in funding that GNCC promised never materialized. With that, Jengu would apparently buy marijuana farms in Limpopo, among other places, and set up new facilities such as a laboratory to meet the conditions for an export license.
Blom acknowledges that funding for the marijuana operations has collapsed, but says the Jengu traction has been implemented and new funders are still being sought.
Several controversial people are involved with GNCC. Ron Lowenthal, who previously worked as a stockbroker in South Africa, was the chairman before Blom. His name pops up alongside that of controversial businessman Stephen Lumb.
Business Report reported in 2001 that according to Lumb, Lowenthal would be the advisor to the ISE-listed Gaming of which Lumb was the CEO. However, the ISE rejected it and the trading of IGaming's shares was suspended. According to reports, shareholders lost huge sums when IGaming went bankrupt. In 2003, according to Moneyweb, Lowenthal was a partner in the listed Hanover Capital in Britain, which appointed Lumb as CEO resigned a month later.
According to Blom, Lumb is only "a major shareholder" in GNCC but Rapport reliably understands that he plays a key role in the management of the company.
Lumb did not want to answer any questions from Rapport. He initially said he did not care what Rapport wrote, because he had no interest in South Africa being an "economically failed state with no hope of recovery". Lumb says he has no interest in GNCC. He has ten-year-old shares, which he has long written off in his head.
He later contacted Rapport and threatened legal action if his name was taken.
Lowenthal did not respond to Rapport's query at all.
Will Harp's CDSG new name be Titanus ?