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I can only concur with Postman and his sentiment. Being cold called by WNI today was a surprise and I explicitly gave them my surrender price at $6 per share. My entry price was $1.50 many years ago so even if they make a compulsory acquisition I should be covered at my cost base. The remaining WNI shares they can keep as toilet paper in HK where WNI with their billions of shares on issue need them more. I have no interest at all in shares listed on the HKSE so I'm in until the bitter end, mainly on principle and not for profit as the situation stands. My major disappointment is more with BRM mgt, directors, ASIC, the labor party and the FIRB who have allowed this scam to continue and will do nothing to give fair value for long standing shareholders. This is very much the tip of the iceberg once China breaks through with this one there is no stopping more co's. to fall similarly. Our regulations and legislation are 'weak' and others will take advantage of our far to easy to exploit junior resource companies.