Judging Dr Hession

[ArtM72]

Art, a healthy dose of skepticism is never a bad thing to balance scales. I will start with the fact that a CEO a few months into the job delivering a multi billion dollar deal with a SM and retaining 30% ownership in an LNG plant is far, far more than a single completion! I'll give you the fumble on the announcement. Unless you have knowledge of the IPI/PAC negotiations directly, your scenario is far, far different from what I've been told. And as I stated elsewhere, if Hession is required to play hardball with cash calls or Total waiving that requirement for closing, then he needs to do whatever it takes to get the best deal for shareholders.... Not A deal. However, I think it's crystal clear it's in all parties interest to reach a reasonable agreement. I've also state here before....and this comes straight from Interoil.....there is no signed farm in agreement at this point. Terms have not been agreed upon.

LT - I sincerely hope you're right.  I'll give a first down with that completion but not a TD. Points go up on the board when the agreement closes :-)