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David Lenigas “buys” bogus twitter followers for Lenigas Cuba – so transparent

I’ ve got 3,000 twitter followers. Well I’ve got 4,000. But my dick is 12 inches long. So what mine is 13 inches long. This is all very silly. Anyone can amass twitter followers very quickly buy simply buying them. Sadly, while they may think that this shows they are very important, it can be easily audited and so when this happens it just shows the purchaser up as a bit of a buffoon. Tweeting out to thousands of ‘bots does not mean anyone really wants to listen to you. And that brings us to David Lenigas.

By John Crawford | Published 2015-07-23 00:48:26 |

Bellzone Mining – How Management Has raped shareholders

The management of Bellzone Mining (BZM), a company henceforth known as Bellend Mining, has put its own interests ahead of those of shareholders. It continues to do so. And it is not telling investors everything. Oh No. What follows is more nauseating than Tony Blair explaining how he brought peace to Iraq.

By John Crawford | Published 2014-08-12 09:18:48 |

My Nominations for the AIM Cesspit 2014 awards - John Crawford

There are some obvious front runners for the 2014 AIM Cesspit awards. I imagine that Todd Kozel, Pete Landau at Range Resources (RRL) and Black Mountain Resources (BMZ) and Jim Ellerton at Sefton will be nominated by many and so I offer up a few other suggestions who deserve to at least get on the voting short list.

By John Crawford | Published 2014-05-24 22:44:40 |

Sefton Resources - WTF is going on at Tapia, Tell us About (Up The) Sara Creek

Is there something in the DNA of AIM Cesspit listed Sefton Resources (SER) that makes it incapable of keeping its investors up to date with what is going on? That the AIM Regulation team has not ended the long running farce that is “Sefton and the lie machine” by kicking this POS off the market and publicly executing all current and historic directors defies belief. And so a few questions about Sara Creek.

By John Crawford | Published 2014-05-20 06:28:38 |

Stratmin: shares to more than double!

Normally brokers’ research can be described as being similar to toilet paper. That is to say it is always thrown away in the end. The only difference is that toilet paper has one practical use before disposal. We demonstrated this in a statistical manner earlier today HERE. But

By John Crawford | Published 2014-05-19 12:41:19 |

West African Minerals and the stench of boardroom greed as options re-priced

AIM Cesspit listed West African Minerals (WAFM) is one of the public listings from Jim Mellon that he does not boast about. An announcement snuck out late on Friday stinking of boardroom greed might again be something that Jim keeps off his CV.

By John Crawford | Published 2014-05-18 07:39:16 |

West African Minerals options repricing is not acceptable

AIM listed West African Minerals (WAFM) is one of the public listings from Jim Mellon which has to date done very well for its shareholders, however an announcement snuck out late on Friday is not Jim's finest moment.

By John Crawford | Published 2014-05-17 07:39:16 |

Only 10% of Range Resources followers want Peter Landau to stay involved – have you voted?

We trust that no-one from Buchanan PR is voting in our poll on whether Peter Landau should leave Range Resources (RRL) once and for all. We would not any more allegations of dirty tricks and sleaze against the City’s biggest financial PR firm would we?

By John Crawford | Published 2014-05-12 16:50:00 |

Sefton Resources: Three Predictions of Doom for July

Sefton Resources (SER) the posterboy of the AIM Cesspit limps on with rescue finance now provided by an un-named consortium. The shares are now 0.175p which is almost 0.1p but I will cover that later. They will fall below 0.1p and that is one of my three predictions of doom for July.

By John Crawford | Published 2014-05-10 09:01:52 |

Range Resources – Colombia: Spinning More Bad News

Range Resources (RRL) has today announced the start of its withdrawal from Colombia but the spin it puts on this volte face is just that, it is spin. Does it think we are all stupid?

By John Crawford | Published 2014-05-09 07:10:08 |

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Fagash5 Oct 2026

To do otherwise breaches the trust system of money. Only believing money received in the future has value, supports the idea of debt and credit. Without debt ( and return on that debt) , capitalism fails. Ability to print money on demand eliminates debt rational ( return) so collapses capitalism by default.

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DAVID FRASER5 Oct 2026

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Fagash5 Oct 2026

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