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Actually, Ibjj, I thought there was a lot that was new in that letter....and sufficient on we going stuff as would be judicious in the circumstances.

Ibjj. ...We're agreeing again. Roller, don't fret yourself...Minister Baylan has at least five weeks left in Post, plenty time to fill all the criteria for 'forthcoming'.

Morning All.

The latest opinion poll from Sentio gives the lead (0.2) to the Sweden Democrats.

Yes...he's been all of those things, mainly unresponsive. Mr Damberg on the other hand perhaps said too much; we had after Christmas, before Easter, after the Summer holidays, etc. Then...reindeer and mining can coexist because they already do, as well as The Book and The Law and he was moved...to Justice.

There have to be reasons why this decision has taken so long....the application which was supposed to take 'about a year' could have been decided when Annie Loof was the Minister responsible, but it wasn't. It could have been decided when the Social Democrats came to power in their first term before the January Agreement. Mr Damberg said re the Laponia that "the law is enough" and that it would be decided "by the book"...but it wasn't. All we know is that they've strung us along, year in year out with what can only be described as untruths.

Ibjj...I don't agree with you..there's a surprise. Lol

He's still the Minister responsible until November when the new PM is elected...plenty time then to deliver the verdict he promised to give after the UNESCO report..

It doesn't surprise me in the slightest...he's looked desperately unhappy in his roll as Minister for Enterprise and Industry...and it's not difficult to imagine why that would be.

We all agree with you about one thing...they could have and should have made this decision eight years ago...and we'd be in production with iron at it's highest price ever.

Just read that again and it seems I forgot to point out which was the imaginary bit...it must be Ibjj saying there will NEVER be a decision.

PS My best estimate then is Thursday...this Thursday or the Thursday after.

An analysis then, of real versus imaginary: 6 September is a real date, yesterday in fact and it was the date set as the deadline for comments from the Company...real stuff in my opinion. Now where's the imaginary bit, let's see...is it the decision itself? Well no one expected the decision to occur on or the day after the deadline, did they? Why would they expect that? Surely the purpose of the comments from the Company is to use them in some way concerning the decision, which might take a few hours and then to consult with the legal team about what it means which might take a few, er...days. And there's time itself to be considered...is it linear or circular? And then there's The Milky Way and the Andromeda Galaxy rushing towards each other at a speed of about 70km per second...gosh that sound fairly imminent! And it seems imaginary but it isn't...ask NASA if you don't believe me.

The deadline isn't imaginary...it's 6 September. And the Government must already know what their decision is....they've been considering it for long enough and there are no additional facts to be considered..

It's called believing, Ibjj...they believe a decision is forthcoming. The fact that it's forthcomingness has been held up doesn't mean that it wont ever happen, it might be soon.
Morning All.

Tommorrow? I'm going to do a bit of weeding. Lol.

Here's a bit more on that:

https://www.aftonbladet.se/nyheter/a/0G9lb0/nya-uppgifter-om-cementa%C2%A0--regeringen-anklagas-for-att-morka

Thanks LizaMinnelli.

Al...He has been a shareholder, several times. :-)

Thanks Ironmonkey...very interesting.

Good reading today, thanks y'All.

Getting exciting again...can we stand it. Lol.

Hello Unknownsoldier....Quiet isn't it...but not for long....three questions to be answered and the response to UNESCO's report from BEM imminent.