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jfburk

07/14/16 9:14 AM

#152115 RE: All-Bidness #152114

I have and am still here because I am satisfied with his response. My posts raise the questions I wish the detractors would respond to but won't.

I invested in SRSR because of the assets in the ground that are going no where but up in value. Those calling this an empty shell are misguided and focus too much on the poor performance of Scott and not the growing demand for Niobium.

Scott IMO had good intentions but was lazy and when the China deal failed got desperate. I am happy we have two board members with actual "skin" in the game. Hope they get of Scott what they need and then revoke his shares as well as cancel his deferred compensation as well as demand explanation for the deferred expenses cancelling them and making Currah take legal action to collect.
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truthsayer23

07/17/16 9:23 AM

#152178 RE: All-Bidness #152114

Just facts about Dan Byrnes:
In 2005 Dan Byrnes went personally bankrupt.
On April 14, 2015 Dan's sister was awarded $254,000 in a judgement against Dan Byrnes as Dan used her money out of a family trust to buy SRSR without her consent.
Dan is currently in court with the labor board for placing 96% of his company's pension fund in SRSR. To be fair, 40% of those invested pension funds are Dan's.
The DA is asking the judge in the dispute in a summary judgement for Dan to pay the fund $314,000.
The case should be resolved fairly soon.
Dan refused a $5MM offer from a group, that are experienced miners, to develop the Nemegosenda property and pay off the trade creditors (drillers, geologists, engineers, core storage et al).
Dan is refusing to work with long term Sarissa and Nio Star creditors which will stop any major investor to develop the property with that debt overhang.
Dan, self admittedly, knows nothing about mineral exploration or mining.

Just facts, Jack.