How does a CEO (NN) come up with a recommondation to accept a puny 19 cent offer without fufilling his obligation to release the "evalulation report" before entertaining any offer's or recommendations to tender our shares to CLF's? As I mentioned previously, I remember Neil once said that. "my greatest fear is getting only a 25 cent offer" What changed so drastically for Neil to all of a sudden recommend tendering our shares to CLF for only 19 cents, especially remembering that Neil was prepared to walk away from a 25 cent offer over a year ago? Could this be all part of the game? Could CLF still come back with another offer that hopefully will surprise many of us? At this moment, all of us are disappointed in our CEO and the rest of B.O.D's. What if the evaluation surprisingly is released Monday morning, and in light of the results CLF now needs to up the anti one last time to really ensure that we all tender our shares. My guess would somewhere in between 30 and 40 cents for CLF to be able take SPQ home. As far as Mineralfields is concerned, hopefully their shares were tendered at 19 cents and of course serves them right for selling SPQ out.

Lets all hope that Neil proves to be loyal and honest to his shareholers, as in my opinion, this game is still not over. If he does, at least he can sleep at night knowing that he fufilled his duty as a CEO of SPQ. We shareholders trusted him with our hard earned money, I hope he remembers this.

Rock Star.......................