A Invitation To All InterOil Shareholders

[Tusker]

Greetings all. Back home after a long thought filled drive. Special thanks to Iluvioc (A Elder) of IOC shareholders for extending the invitation to the Officers who attend our informal meeting. Met Life for the great dinner choice and Palmtok for the excellent dinner. Also many thanks to David and Hemi for standing watch as I cracked open the Barrel of Rum out of ships stores last night. My 1st officer was AWOL.

I leave any updates to Hemi as his summaries are very comprehensive. Now - for you few folks that have put the pieces of the puzzle together - please respect a blackout and let those professional participants continue their protocols. Recall, this still the land of the unexpected.

A great big thanks to all of who attended Thursday PM.

Salutations for you all.

Cheers

Tusker

[Rvande4]

Tusker,
Thank You for putting the Thursday night meeting together and providing the "spirits".
It will be a great day when we can finally celebrate IOC's success and I know it will be soon!

[ValueSleuth]

Tusker,

You nailed it with your statement, which summarized my main take-away from the non-formal portion of the festivities:

"Now -- for you few folks that have put the pieces of the puzzle together -- please respect a blackout and let those professional participants continue their protocols."

"It" WILL happen without our help, and we must not do anything to make the political minefield any more dangerous for those we depend on to produce on our behalf as shareholders.

VS

[Palm]

Agree Tusk. The good ship IOC has the winds at her back and the ship's officers have set a very steady course. The jib is full and the crew needs to stand down until we see land. Then we can begin to prepare for a smooth landfall and fill our bellies. Dim the lights and let the stars be our guide, the way looks smooth. Here's to keeping it real.

"The pessimist complains about the wind; the optimist
expects it to change; the realist adjusts the sails."

-William A. Ward

"Fair winds and following seas and long may your big jib draw!"