Beiträge von Eldorado

Danke fuer dein letztes Urlaubsfoto, bist des du mit der gstraften blauen Bodehoasn ?

Im uebrigen die Frau bleibt daheim ! ..

Andere Muetter haben auch schoene Toechter.

Ich wette mit Dir ich bin vorher schon am Strand.

Dreaming of white sand on Christmas ?

Ich weiss ich treffe dich dort nicht, TT

Gnight, sweet dreams

Wenn die Bleimeln varreckt san dann nimmst de stiefel zum renna, de san aus metall,und des wird da sauba haas unta de fias... wenns die andare richtung geht. Pass auf dastnet boarfuass geh muast TT.
Der Sand koan recht haas werdn fir die AQI Aktionaere, der Grosso sol schon gschmust hoabn mit der Richterin hoams irgendwo behaupted.
Der Markt ist wie ein Wald, da kann man sich oft taeuschen, nimm an Huat mit !

Just joking !..... oder nicht ?

Genau Tschonko, das wird das Spiel der naechsten Jahre .
Die in China spielen am besten..

Nb: Mein Güte:
Schaut Euch mal CDU/CDY an (Mein dickster Brocken mit weiiiiiit über 10% des Depots): Der geht durch die Decke.

Den haben wir auch gemeinsam.

Alex aber nicht :D.... der hasst die wie die Pest.

Danke Tschonko, das ist sehr hilfreich !
Die hat bestimmt Potential fuer eine rasche Erholung denke ich mal.
Unterbewertet wenn du mich fragst, weit aus.!
Die Rechtssache mit FAL hat sich auch erledigt wegen der Zufahrtsstrasse.

Die formierten sich nur.

Gnight

Eldo

Egal , hauptsache preiswert ins Netz gefallen.

Der Ferne Osten kommt

Ja, der Kaiser von Austria ist er nun.

Tschonko, im uebrigen was hier in D verkauft wird ist Micky Mouse im Vergleich was die Amis/Kanadier und wer sonst dort in Vancouver kaufen.

Und die meisten koennen kein Deutsch.

Gnight

Eldo

Schnee von gestern, wir warten nun auf das Urteil, TT

Gruss und renn am besten ! :D....seek safe haven ...

Hab Dir schon einmal gesagt, die 2.20 C$ siehst nicht wieder.

AQI is going down today, the trompets of Jericho start slowly.

Falls ich mich nicht irre mit meinen 120 Stueck.

Edel, graue Haare hat man mit PM Aktien ganz schnell wenn man die falschen kauft.

Faerben hilft, keiner sieht ob man Depotleichen hat.

Gnight

Eldo

Wer sich ueber Bilder und Signaturen aufregt der braucht keinen Mozarilla denn bei ihren profil kann man unter einstellungen editieren diese ganz einfach abschalten.

Koennt ihr Euch an den noch erinnern

http://www.goldseiten-forum.de/thread.php?threadid=2214&sid=

Nun wird der Goldpreis in den freien Fall übergehen...

Jo, einige meiner PM habe ich seit Jahren...

NPG hängt etwas

High River is a Canadian based mining company engaged in

Russian Federation
and
Burkina Faso, West Africa.

Ist das eine gute Mischung, Tambok ???.....egal

der Tabak muss heute her...ich bin jetzt schon high wenn ich das lese

AHOI !

Geh weida Edel, pari bei 0.59 C$
Die hatten wir ende September, du hast die schon viel laenger.
Falls das hast, gratuliere ich Dir.

Gruss

Eldo

Ein weiteres Drama in Vancouver, Scorpio Mining.
Eine 33 cents Depotleiche bei mir.
Die war im April 2004 auf 4 C$.
Da ist Nevada harmloser im Vergleich.
Jo, was ist bei denen los ???

Erinnert mich an die Piraten und De Motte die ganze Story.

Upholds Judgment in its Entirety

Thursday November 24, 10:05 am ET

VANCOUVER, British Columbia--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov. 24, 2005--Farallon Resources Ltd. (TSX:FAN - News) -


Issues Order for Aid to Enforce Judgment in Mexico

Dick Whittington, President and CEO of Farallon Resources Ltd. advises that an appeal by David L. Hermiston of the March 2001 judgment against him for fraud and embezzlement has been denied by the Nevada Supreme Court. The March 2001 judgment has been upheld in its entirety, thereby re-affirming the decisions of the lower court in favour of Summex Explorations Co., Ltd. a wholly owned subsidiary of Farallon (and herein "Farallonsub"). The November 16, 2005 decision of the Nevada Supreme Court is final and conclusive.

In August 16, 1999, a Second Amended Third Party Complaint was filed against David L. Hermiston in the Second Judicial District Court of the State of Nevada in and for the County of Washoe. The Fourth Claim for Relief alleges that Hermiston breached his fiduciary duties owed to Farallonsub as a director. The Fifth Claim for Relief alleges that Hermiston deliberately and fraudulently misrepresented to Farallonsub that he would acquire certain mining properties in Mexico for the benefit of Farallonsub when he had no such intention and, in fact, intended to use Farallonsub funds to acquire such mining interests solely for his own benefit. The Fifth claim goes on to allege that Hermiston did, in fact, fraudulently use Farallonsub's funds to live on and to attempt to acquire such mining interests for himself. The March 13, 2001 Default Judgment makes a factual and legal determination that each and every allegation of the Second Amended Third Party Complaint is true. The November 16, 2005 Nevada Supreme Court judgment upholds the March 13, 2001 Default Judgment in its entirety and the Trial Court's determination that Hermiston committed fraud.

Furthermore, the March 13, 2001 Default Judgment ordered that any and all interest(s) that David L. Hermiston and Wilma M. Hermiston, or either of them, may have held or hold in the Mexican mining concessions or claims commonly known as Campo Morado, were to be held in trust for the benefit of Farallonsub. The judgment further ordered David Hermiston and Wilma Hermiston to pay Farallon a total of US$650,000, plus accrued interest, for compensatory damages, and included an Order in Aid of Enforcement of the judgment for use in Mexico. The current ruling confirmed that the Order in Aid of Enforcement of judgment refers to the Campo Morado property, as described in the 2001 judgment. The Company continues to pursue all legal avenues to recover the proceeds of the judgment until paid in full.

In a related ongoing case in Mexico, Mr. Hermiston continues to allege that he has rights to the Campo Morado claims. As reported in a news release dated September 14, 2004, a writ was filed in the Federal Court of Mexico on September 6, 2004, wherein Farallon is named as a defendant along with 15 other parties, including the Government of Mexico, in a series of claims filed by David L. Hermiston as Plaintiff. In previous lawsuits by the same David L. Hermiston and/or his associates, these types of allegations have been dismissed by courts in Canada, the United States and Mexico, as being without merit and/or deficient for a myriad of substantive and technical reasons. The November 16, 2005 Nevada Supreme Court judgment mentioned above, reinforces the Company's conviction that the allegations in the Mexican lawsuit are equally unfounded and will, in due course, be resolved in Farallon's favour.

Dick Whittington said: "This ruling, which is final and conclusive, is significant in several ways. First, Mr. Hermiston has now been definitively judged to have committed fraud and secondly, his arguments have once again, been determined to be without any merit. I would like to commend our legal team for doing an outstanding job and look forward to the successful resolution of the civil case in due course. Shareholders can rest assured that we will leave no stone unturned in enforcing this judgment, and they are encouraged to call the Company directly at any time for updates. Unfortunately, while a case is in progress, we are legally limited by what we can say, but we can and will comment on any developments to the maximum extent possible. On other fronts, the recently announced (October 12, 2005) spectacular drilling results at G-9 continue to reaffirm the ongoing discovery potential of the Campo Morado District as a whole; so undoubtedly 2006 will be an exciting year for the Company."

The full text of the November 16, 2005 ruling from the Nevada Supreme Court is available for viewing on the Farallon's website at farallonresources.com. The original March 13, 2001 ruling of the Second Judicial District Court of the State of Nevada is also included for reference purposes.

Farallon holds a 100% registered and beneficial interest in the Campo Morado polymetallic (zinc, gold, silver, copper, lead) project, located in Guerrero State, Mexico.

ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS

J.R.H. (Dick) Whittington, President & CEO

Jam, Jam, 50 cents
Endlich kommt mehr Licht auf die Sache.