Robert, I as a current MGR shareholder would also like to join with
your thoughts for MGR as a company in Mongolia:
<<< Let's hope that things in Mongolia will turn around for MGR
and that it will eventually be possible to take a portion of
future profits and use that in socially responsible ways. >>>
When MGR attains its goal of a strong and stable and profitable
company thru its activities in Mongolia, then I would like it if
when those shareholders annual meeting happen, that one of the
proposals to be voted on by the shareholders, is that which you
mentioned: <<< ...to take a portion of future profits and use that
in socially responsible ways. >>>
As Dave mentioned, a very little to us, like the cost of a cup of
coffee, in Mongolia could feed a homeless person a good meal.
If we as shareholders obtain a reward for our investment in Mongolia,
then seems correct for the people of that country to get something in
return. Those in government and industry there, and the majority of
its people will benefit, as usual. But those few at the bottom, those
living outside society in the steam pipes, either have to beg or steal
or be lucky to have access to caring people.
If someone that has helped in this manner, could relay an address or
method for individuals to send a package or money to a place in
Mongolia that helps those homeless, then anyone can easily do so.
I remind myself that homeless not only means not having a shelter,
but also to some children, not having a father or mother.
Thanks
Doug |
