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#1

The company is withholding information from the shareholders, yet again!


It is the deepest well so far in the Ant resource block.


The latest press release from IOC offers the pretense of raising the 10Tcf cap to 11Tcf with all of the other conditions of the original XOM offer remaining the same, EXCEPT that it now has a $100 Million break fee.

Why were there no results for Ant-7 releases when it is obviously critically important to the shareholders?

The Ant-7 well in now deeper than any of the other Antelope wells, and has found nothing, and the BOD have decided to lock the deal in even tighter with a bigger break fee?

The deception from the BOD and Executive team absolutely sends Macciavelli to elemetary school for remedial writing.

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#2
Where do you get that they have "found nothing"?
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#3

'Palm' pid='78443' datel Wrote:Where do you get that they have "found nothing"?

I was contacted by a Russian guy in Belgium (at least I think he was Russian)

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'oliver.gump' pid='78442' datel Wrote:

The company is withholding information from the shareholders, yet again!

It is the deepest well so far in the Ant resource block.

The latest press release from IOC offers the pretense of raising the 10Tcf cap to 11Tcf with all of the other conditions of the original XOM offer remaining the same, EXCEPT that it now has a $100 Million break fee.

Why were there no results for Ant-7 releases when it is obviously critically important to the shareholders?

The Ant-7 well in now deeper than any of the other Antelope wells, and has found nothing, and the BOD have decided to lock the deal in even tighter with a bigger break fee?

The deception from the BOD and Executive team absolutely sends Macciavelli to elemetary school for remedial writing.

If your information is correct they have drilled the well too far west and they must now be drilling deeper to find out if they can find the carbonate in Antelope Deep and see if it contains gas. With the ammended Exxon deal now under consideration IOC shareholders would not benefit from any gas discovered in a new reservoir.

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'petrengr1' pid='78447' datel Wrote:

'oliver.gump' pid='78442' datel Wrote:

The company is withholding information from the shareholders, yet again!

It is the deepest well so far in the Ant resource block.

The latest press release from IOC offers the pretense of raising the 10Tcf cap to 11Tcf with all of the other conditions of the original XOM offer remaining the same, EXCEPT that it now has a $100 Million break fee.

Why were there no results for Ant-7 releases when it is obviously critically important to the shareholders?

The Ant-7 well in now deeper than any of the other Antelope wells, and has found nothing, and the BOD have decided to lock the deal in even tighter with a bigger break fee?

The deception from the BOD and Executive team absolutely sends Macciavelli to elemetary school for remedial writing.

If your information is correct they have drilled the well too far west and they must now be drilling deeper to find out if they can find the carbonate in Antelope Deep and see if it contains gas. With the ammended Exxon deal now under consideration IOC shareholders would not benefit from any gas discovered in a new reservoir.

That is correct we are locked in with a higher break fee and a worse deal. It is like the BOD decided to sit down together and have a brainstorming session on how they could possibly screw the shareholders worse than ever before.

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#6
Break Fee increased from $66 million to $100 million?
Found NOTHING in Antelope 7?

Astonishing that this is known by a Russian guy in Belgium.
Maybe a "hacker" or maybe a Tillerson pal?
Drivel Maven with Personality
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'Stavros' pid='78459' datel Wrote:Break Fee increased from $66 million to $100 million? Found NOTHING in Antelope 7? Astonishing that this is known by a Russian guy in Belgium. Maybe a "hacker" or maybe a Tillerson pal?

Stavros - All sounds very "fishy" to me ! Already deeper  ..????  Suurree ! Ha,ha .The BS never stops coming  ...there sure are a lot of "spin doctors" amongst us <img src=" border="0" class="smilie" src="http://shareholdersunite.com/mybb/images/smilies/tongue.gif" />

Approximately 1 million and 600 thousand shares today . Interesting volume .

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#8

There is no new credible information regarding Ant 7 since the OSH Press release. IOC should have provided an update, but, as is becoming more common in today's world, they have normalized misconduct and malfeasance.

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#9

'sageo' pid='78489' datel Wrote:

'Stavros' pid='78459' datel Wrote:Break Fee increased from $66 million to $100 million? Found NOTHING in Antelope 7? Astonishing that this is known by a Russian guy in Belgium. Maybe a "hacker" or maybe a Tillerson pal?

Stavros - All sounds very "fishy" to me ! Already deeper  ..????  Suurree ! Ha,ha .The BS never stops coming  ...there sure are a lot of "spin doctors" amongst us <img src=" border="0" class="smilie" src="http://shareholdersunite.com/mybb/images/smilies/tongue.gif" />

Approximately 1 million and 600 thousand shares today . Interesting volume .

I used to figure the ft. per day our wells were drilled.  good progress was around 107 ft per day.  with new rigs maybe as much as 120 ft. per day.   A quick look back suggested to me that  A7 is not likely below depths of previous Ant wellls.   fwiw I question the supposed russians quote on A7

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#10
Trans and Exxon raised the cap on T's from 10 to 11T's?? Why ?????
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