Replies to post #60896 on Medinah Minerals (MDMN)

[janice shell]

Again, how do you know he has "deep knowledge" of any of this? He's thrown around endless jargon about NSS, too, and written endless tomes on it.

And yet he's always been completely wrong. And, as previously noted, completely clueless.

[Krakatoa_Dean]

a perfect answer to your defence of decosta's 20 /20 hindsight argument from baldy to decosta :


I'm disappointed. You manage to contribute a few very constructive posts delineating the "history' of claims and this investment only to follow up with the comments above that help remind most of us that you are at a complete loss of objectivity when it comes to this BOD. Why do you insist on recreating the Ulander situation when most of this board was able to see the issues with the Ulander empire (or, in your words the "Yankees") within months of the Amarant announcement?

Dr. D, you have such a incredible wealth of knowledge for the mountain. I would suggest you set some of the geology aside and dedicate your "research skills"/efforts to matters related to the actual business and/or investment. You may not know that our BOD was oblivious to the unfunded debt offering by Amarant until shareholders informed them of the same. You also be unaware that our BOD had NO idea that Amarant was not honoring their pending deals with several other mining entities, for 6+ months, until shareholders call the BOD and informed them of the same. "20-20 hindsight"?? You must be joking as a few minutes on the internet (keyword: Amarant/Ulander) would have raised more flags than a 4th of July regatta.

To infer that the Ulander situation was an unfortunate, business as usual, uncompleted deal, that our BOD couldn't have anticipated (not to mention Partner A) is candidly, an embarrassing suggestion.

Naïveté and unfounded accusations? Please don't make me go back into the archive and pull your posts (the tank will offer little in protection).

Thankfully, JJ has finally been sidelined (another thing you probably don't know) and people who actually care about the investment over the dream are handling things. Here's to the "New Medinah" and a profitable January.