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[ROBTRAP]

OR .. Politicians have their $$$ into ^TGLO .... LIKE that has not happened before CHEERS ^

[U2C2]

There is some logic to your concern but if you consider the “half full” part of the glass there is also many indications that the letter is a positive move to push the project through rather than a sign of desperation. If it was just Delfin involved in this project your concern would carry more weight but remember there are many many other heavyweights aligned with Delfin now and among all the competitors Delfin is the least damaging to the environment and can provide a strategically safe route to send energy to the EU. All these factors considered, I see the letter as a sign of strength rather than weakness. GLTA

[NorthPeak22]

If Delfin is "going nowhere" it's by no fault of their own. They've gone above and beyond and have even given more than has been asked of them. MARAD has intentionally (and illegally imo) ignored their duties. For what reasons, only the person(s) involved know. Big money is backing Delfin and they're not ashamed to say it or back away from it. I'd bet money nobody involved with Delfin contacted anybody in the US govt. These Senators are simply using the only project up for an extension this year as a means to pick a political fight to further their ends (and hopefully Delfin's along the way). I like the attention this is bringing to MARAD as nothing the DOE says matters one bit without the DWP license.

[dinogreeves]

That should be the least of your worries, Delfin is starting to become high profile entity, Latham and Watkins most definitely is going to take them to the finish line, these people at Latham and Watkins have big resources everywhere around the globe in high places. 100 million has been funded into the project and still being funded and even as little as 25,000 each quarter to keep TGLO current, plus a lot more for Latham and Watkins and whatever else in between, payroll, hookers from Amsterdam. The only concern you should have is, why haven't they denied merging with TGLO and just hammer the nail in the coffin, or better yet, will you be alive to enjoy once the merger hits. This is still "Hotel California" until it isn't and when that day arrives, it won't be anymore, the only thing we will read and hear on this particular board is, would have, should have, could have. Think about it, now when Delfin merges, what is going to happen, Motley Fool already knows Delfin, NGI, or whatever crap it is, they know Delfin, Cruz knows about Delfin and if Cruz knows about Delfin, chances are almost all republicans know about Delfin or will know in due time, chances are half of their adversaries will know about Delfin, everyone from the sector will jump on this opportunity, even the CEO's of Devon, LNG, Chesapeake and the big guns of the industry. I believe not a whole lot of people know about TGLO, that is why we are lingering at this current "Hotel California" predicament, hopefully that changes soon, as for me, I am most definitely sure that Delfin is going to get the permits from MARAD and DOE soon, now how soon will they merge? That I don't know, all I know is, Delfin hasn't denied, TGLO is updating the OTC Markets, Tellurian ran from 28 cents to over 20 dollars in a mere 4 month time frame, LNG started at 38 cents and at one point it was at triple dollars, grant it, it took two decades to reach the high point, Latham and Watkins the second best law firm in the Country, Delfin is being represented by two Senators, one even ran for the office of the Presidency (This spells high profile) that we may even get on national news at some point if it drags on any longer.

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