This company continues to disappoint the average shareholder. All we seem to get is a heavier and heavier indebted company that is beholden to bankers and finance. This was probably not necessary, since a mine could have been built by now. It seems as though the average shareholder will get less and less for their long waiting and their investment. Would that it were not so. The big boyz own this gold mine now, and the little guy gets the shaft.
Ann: WAF Receives Strong Interest from Leading Debt Financiers, page-5
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