Cloudbreak Discovery Share Discussion Threads

[zengas] 11/11/2010 21:33

David

If you were sued for libel over what you've written - defamation etc (which some have been before on other threads, Nighthawk, Nostra Terra and some other companys' investigating untrue remarks about directors amongst other things in recent months etc), then your being careless as you could end up with it costing you additional to what you have already lost in Cardinal. Advfn have been taken to task before and have had to disclose details about posters.
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9 August 2010

Nostra Terra Oil and Gas Company plc, (AIM: NTOG) confirms that it is pursuing
action in response to untrue and malicious statements about the Company's
activities and personnel that have been made repeatedly by certain posters on
the internet and, inter alia, via the online message boards of Interactive
Investor Trading Limited ("iii") and ADVFN plc ("ADVFN").

On 22 July 2010, Nostra Terra obtained an order from the High Court of Justice
instructing iii and ADVFN to provide information relating to several posters.

Both iii and ADVFN are cooperating fully on this matter, and the identities of
the posters covered by the court order have been established. The Company and
its legal advisers are now considering whether to instigate civil proceedings
for defamation against the identified posters, and further announcements will be
made as appropriate.


See likewise for 1 or 2 other Cos/directors around the same time.

[david brent] 11/11/2010 21:31

bb44, perhaps you should mind your own business, numbnuts.

[bb44] 11/11/2010 21:23

david. Perhaps we should just drop all of this and move on?

[david brent] 11/11/2010 21:18

Zengas,

could you explain what you've written below as it doesn't make sense!!

'The fact that your post above leaves you open to libel means your very careless with whatever you still have.'

[bb44] 11/11/2010 20:31

you really think market would value it appropriately? You may in fact be right, but, why not wait two weeks, have the well in colombia come on succesfully - or not - and then once there is real value, float that. I would think they're being careful spending dollars.

colombia is in fact worth something. Look at the shares of quetzal and brownstone ventures in canada. You may in fact be very right, but it takes money to float and the money has been spent in the ground trying to create value. I for one think the business should have stayed public and not gone private. I wonder what Bensh thinks?

[pomp circumstance] 11/11/2010 19:54

so columbia aint worth anything? So the company aint worth anything?

what you gonna float then?

if its got a stake in exploration then its got a value.
Float it and let the market decide the value!

[bb44] 11/11/2010 19:50

that happens when colombia is worth something and people can actually trade in something - isn't that obvious?

[pomp circumstance] 11/11/2010 18:19

if everything is so cushty, tell him to relist the company so those with shares that want to rid themselves of him can do so at market value!

Its simple!

[xenawarriorprincess] 11/11/2010 17:46

From what I can see, the only options and warrants presently outstanding are those due to directors. There are a few exercisable at 30p and the rest at 32p - the total number appears to be less than 1M (most of the options have already expired) so they are basically irrelevant to our calculations.

I can't see any mention of other warrants or options in the Annual Report 2007.

[xenawarriorprincess] 11/11/2010 15:29

David Brent,

There is no need to be so rude, you haven't carried out any research for yourself. Quetzal Energy our JV partners, are drilling in Colombia and they've struck oil. They're currently flow-testing and we should get the results in a couple of weeks.

www.quetzalenergy.com

As for Rob Bensh paying himself handsomely, do me a favour - he's not been paid anything from Taurex for a number of years.

As for mis-management, we should have gone under in February this year. It's because of his pretty amazing management that he's been able to stall the receiver. The receiver could have pulled the plug at any time.

Send him an e-mail for yourself and find out: [e-mail]

[zengas] 11/11/2010 15:12

DB That's the nature of investing and nothing amazing about it. I don't risk more than which would give me sleepless nights. The fact that your post above leaves you open to libel means your very careless with whatever you still have. There's been a raft of litigation underway against unfounded/untrue posts on bbs. If i was you, I'd remove it rather than potentially add to your woes over CDL and i don't say that lightly.

[bb44] 11/11/2010 14:32

so now you think I'm Rob?
well - rob or not, I can't wait to see how wrong you are
Investors money wasn't stolen and you never seem to be bale to say how it was stolen. Just that it was. Yes - Iw ould like to know whoa you are, so a proper lawsuit could be served on you for libel - but you're a toothless tiger. Bensh had more money and time invested in this than you or anyone else aside from the top three shareholders. So show me where he stole and how.

[zengas] 11/11/2010 14:23

DB

No disrepect, but he did not steal investors money and quite frankly what you say amazes me. The art of investing is taking on risk. Even BP went almost to the wire for what was a safe investment for many.
The problems with Ukraine and payment mechanisms destroyed us there. No investment is a sure thing.

[david brent] 11/11/2010 14:16

bb44, would it make a difference if i put my name and address on here? the truth is the truth, Rob Bensh STOLE investors money thru lies and deception. He should be brought to justice for his actions and be sent to PRISON for at least 15 to 20 years. These fly-by-night CEO's know all the loopholes, they come in, rape the company and are gone before dawn...

let's see how much of our investment will come back to us!! NOTHING, that's how much Rob.

[duncandisorderly] 11/11/2010 12:16

What is the current value of Cardinal?thanks

[bb44] 11/11/2010 11:58

i tired of your rants that are libelous. You don't have the balls to make them other than anonymously. Regardless, Cardinal shareholders were told that their money would be invested in Colombia and it has.

So, a new thread to keep people updated on what's going on there.

[david brent] 11/11/2010 08:40

i see bb44 is now posting on his own on his new thread.

[bb44] 10/11/2010 19:44

really? does that include options and warrants? Clearly they would be gone. They should be. He can't hope to justify keeping those.

[xenawarriorprincess] 10/11/2010 18:48

Hi bb44 and turbo,

Just got in from a busy day at work.

There are actually around 152M shares in issue, so around $30m after debt equates to 19c per share or about 12p.

It all depends upon flow rates etc - Quetzal are testing at the moment. It's just speculation until we get the flow-test results, but it's fun working it out!

However bb44, you're getting in a muddle, it's 152M shares in issue not 114.5M and there's a difference.

I'm relaxed and I'm sure things will be fine.

Xena

[bb44] 10/11/2010 17:50

well heck what did he say?

[turbotrader2] 10/11/2010 17:19

bb44

look forward to your response

but, I have it in writing from the man himself

[bb44] 10/11/2010 13:15

the advn site says 114.5mm shares
so that's .26 in dollars.

i guess that implies .41 pence
how on earth would he get there?

xena do you know? when did you speak with him last?

i'll send him an email or call

[turbotrader2] 09/11/2010 22:54

wow!!

got a very quick detailed respnse

RB claims that after debt CDL or Taurex share could be worh $30m

How much would that be a share anyone?

[turbotrader2] 09/11/2010 21:31

thanks xena

i do appreciate your posts