Replies to post #144673 on Sarissa Resources Inc (SRSR)

[Evil Rabbit]

Well said. I agree. Can hardly say we started over with all that's been completed already.

[es1]

Well Web a reboot is a new start. I am not choosing the word because it sounds good or bad but I understand what you mean. I just don't count failing as getting something done.
Yes there are some things that were done that no longer need to be done. I think 9 holes or so is the limit to that.
Nothing else was done correctly so it was not done at all.

When is the last time something was completed correctly here?
SRSR has done a lot.
holes, assays, a 43-101,resource estimates, spin outs, financing, uplist paperwork, financial statements.

The only one done right were a few holes.

So while they are not starting on a new property they are at the point they were at between april and sept of 2009.
That is starting over to me since prior to that there was nothing done at all. They had actually just got the property and CEO really.

A "reboot" if you like I just call it what it is and don't try to sugar coat it with words that sound better.
It may not be a new property but if it was there would be no difference in the work done

[Tar sands]

It is a matter of complying all pertinent information/data in order for Sarissa to apply for a separate listing of Niostar. Whether it be a "reboot or starting over" the fact is that there are a number items that need to be completed in order to meet their expectations. The company history in this regard is not good but the vast majority are giving them the time / patience in allowing them to the opportunity to act on the latest Plan. Overall the "feeling" this time around is one of positive expectations and a general belief that they are proceeding according to their Plan.

The coming months will be interesting as the true results of these efforts become known to the Shareholders and to the Market.