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Absolutely... BEM didn’t discover it, we have merely explored the resources at great cost. Kallak was not, and is not a secret.... but the notion that Lkab will simply walk in a pay peanuts for the licence is fanciful. Methinks martina07 has other motives...

So martinia07... you’ve hung around for 6-years, happy in the knowledge that Lkab would buy the licence for nothing? You chat absolute nonsense...

And now the post has disappeared... I wonder why?

martina07... you chat bubbles.

Who said anything will happen on the 5th? You my friend, are a bell cheese

Idiot... FF23... you are a bell cheese. Read my posts ffs.

But.. but.. but...read the thread bell cheese

I think so... It’s now time for it to be de-risked!

It would be naive to think that things were not happening behind the scenes. But that said, assuming they are, and being pragmatic, it’s not necessarily positive. But here’s hoping!

The professional consensus is a ‘yes’ to mining, and with the MI onboard, if looks positive. However, whilst the Government are making the right noises, let’s see how it translates into action. Because if we are honest with ourselves, even the most positive and misty eyed amongst us, must admit that action has been somewhat lacking!

No worries aug59... it all looks positive. The real question however, is how this will translate into positive action, and how it will impact on our application. We will soon see I hope...

Who you are is a state of mind... a few words on the top of a passport means nothing. Freedom of movement means nothing if you have the ‘wrong’ ‘European’passport. It’s an untruth peddled by EU politicians. Watch the cars stopped at borders... and yes, they still exist in mainland Europe. Anyway... onwards!

My point is that ‘European’ on the top of my GB passport means nothing. Try crossing the border into Suisse with a Polish ‘European’ passport, and you will get stopped. It’s that simple...

Check the Worldwide Passport Index for the most powerful passport to own. The GB passport is joint 4th... it was 1st but slipped due to a few countries relaxing visa requirements. It’s not an EU passport, and if it ever was, you would actually find your worldwide travel restricted considerably. It is a powerful personal tool because it is British. It’s that simple. I am English, British, European and a citizen of the world. I also live in France. But would I want a ‘European’ passport? Hell no, because I understand exactly why it has value. This will be my only political post, with a small divulgence of personal information... Regards

Back on forms Gambier... like it.

It’s all focus on the mining industry, which can only be a good thing. It did cross my mind that it might be BEM responding as the anonymous explorer!

The survey asks mining companies from all over the world about their views on different mining countries. This year's edition is gloomy reading for Swedish companies in the sector. Sweden races to seat 16 out of 91 in terms of how attractive it is considered to be investing, from place 8 last year. Top of the list is Finland, which climbs from location 5 2016. In the Institute's Policy Perception Index, Sweden returns to place four, from third place the year before. However, it is noted that Sweden has belonged to the top ten in the last six surveys. "Sweden has a stable system, but there is still room for improvement. Investors are concerned about state delays, elaborate legal disputes and inconsistent environmental regulations," writes an exploration company that is included anonymously in the survey.

As a mining country, Sweden falls well in reputation. It shows the Frasier Institute's annual survey. "There is still room for improvement," notes a company that participated in the survey. The survey asks mining companies from all over the world about their views on different mining countries. This year's edition is gloomy reading for Swedish companies in the sector. Sweden races to seat 16 out of 91 in terms of how attractive it is considered to be investing, from place 8 last year. Top of the list is Finland, which climbs from location 5 2016. In the Institute's Policy Perception Index, Sweden returns to place four, from third place the year before. However, it is noted that Sweden has belonged to the top ten in the last six surveys. "Sweden has a stable system, but there is still room for improvement. Investors are concerned about state delays, elaborate legal disputes and inconsistent environmental regulations," writes an exploration company that is included anonymously in the survey.

https://www.di.se/nyheter/sverige-tappar-mark-som-gruvland/

The order book is key googlebot...