what if they thought shareholders have proven so gullible over a 17 years span, that no one will actually venture to find out if they are lying about the accident? It seems to me that that is actually what is going on. If Beth really wants to prove her point as to how easy it is to do, why doesn't see to it that someone goes and visits LP at the office or even better waits outside? Talk is cheap
Apparently, as I suspected, LP was on morphine, yet somehow all meetings went as planned? And like I said earlier, his injury keeps growing daily :
from LP " I did not realize untill the last few hours in vancouver how serius it was to break a leg in the way i did. It was most unusual in that it occurs in about 3 percent of leg fractures."
"I have been blessed with the finest of medical care both in chile and vancouver and the doctors cannot understand how i can survive the pain. I am down to using only advil and stopped the morphine entirely"
on another note, it's worth mentioning that decosta is really pushing this unheard of company nuoco, even in advance of adl. I wonder why? Sorry to cherry pick but it will do:
"In the very near term, what the shareholders would hope for would be agressive development efforts by both the owners of Nuoco and the new JV partners at the ADL within hopefully a truncated timeframe. "
And he is still up to his tricks of making up expressions,and claiming that they are established terms .
"Once revealed, the various terms of the ADL deal will enhance the ability for mining analysts to attach a valuation to Medinah's retained interest at the ADL because as the saying goes "transactions permit valuation".
Google "transactions permit valuation" and let me know what you find
at least he is willing to admit that medinah looks like a scam :
" Until the "scam or not" question is addressed I don't think many people in the mining industry have even bothered to do the due diligence needed to place a value on the various assets. Why risk wasting all of that time and effort?"
