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Wodman you didn't think reality was reality when you argued with me when I said the Laponia was about 48 kilometres from Kallak...and you said it was 30 kilometres. In the latest statement from the Company, it confirmed that as the crow flies the distance is 30 miles (English miles). 48 kilometres is 29.8258 miles, more accurate than your 30 kilometres (18.6411 miles). The Kallak mine is expected to produce a market leading product for the production of green steel and the facts of that are well documented. How will you argue that? Your reality is based upon your personal agenda, which seems to be an anti mining agenda judging from your posts on this board. Why can't you be honest about it instead of pretending something else.

Thanks for your thoughts... truth is, work is boring and it takes a long time, I'm agreeing with Sj that we're still on target to get this through to the Environmental Court and then perhaps we can trust that the Svemin the EU rule makers have succeeded in getting the course streamlined and faster which we may hear more about in January. Production in 2026 is still the target so far as we know.

No thoughts about the SAC result, Roller, doesn't it make you feel we're on solid ground now?

Evening Eric, 3Card. Well Wodman, fun or not to read depends upon who you are. There are six comments on Placera Forum in response to it, the most succinct being from Me (not the same Me as me) and his answer was "Dumb article". Yes, quite, just a piece of sensationalist journalism and we're used to it.

Remember translations are never exact...another step against for instance probably means towards.

The translation:

After the Supreme Administrative Court's decision, another step has been taken against an iron ore mine in Kallak. - We have had a timetable that we have worked with unchanged.

The ruling means that the processing concession that Jokkmokk Iron, a wholly owned subsidiary of British Beowulf, was granted by the government in 2022 is fixed.

While the legal process was ongoing between the state and the appealing parties – the Nature Conservation Association and local Sami villages – the mining company has been working on the area.

- We are very happy about this decision, which is very detailed and thorough. We didn't want to speculate on it, but just let it take its course, says Johan Röstin.

First quarter

The work with, among other things, environmental studies and completing an application for an environmental permit at the Land and Environmental Court will continue into next year.

- The idea is that we will submit everything in the first quarter of next year, says Johan Röstin and continues:

- We do all the inventories that can be done and we have hired a local person in Jokkmokk who drives the project forward and keeps it together.

The processing concession is subject to twelve conditions and a dialogue with the Sami villages is ongoing.

"Many concerned"

The UN's Unesco has criticized the mining plans for threatening natural values ​​in the world heritage of Laponia.

How do you view the concerns?

- It must be remembered that it is over three miles to the nearest Unesco area as the crow flies. But there are many concerned. If I am to be self-critical, we have been bad at local communication and transparency. That is what we are working on now, says Johan Röstin, who took over as chairman of the board in November 2022.

Https://www.borskollen.se/nyheter/27/gruvbolaget-efter-domen-ger-oss-trygghet

Three miles as the crow flies to Laponia means 30 miles, Swedish to English is 10 miles.

Anyway, we all have our opinion and we should try to be a bit good natured about other people's if we can, everyone has a valid point of view.

True I have been very stressed at times but it is a very speculative venture and it hasn't always gone as we expected, not all because the company has been profligate with money, if they have been...Kosovo could turn up something eventually. This isn't territory for the faint hearted, is it. But now I'm unstressed because I believe the most important hurdle has been overcome and we're truly on our way.

If and when the Company succeeds in getting a load of iron ore out of the ground then things will be different. How can money be made when nothing is produced, except by speculation....and the old adage applies, buy on rumour sell on news.

And you don't need to say I need a new calculator, I can do mental arithmetic given a bit of time.

There was a tempting profit to be had from the fundraise.

And we might be able to expect new rules for environmental permitting aimed at speeding up the process by the end of the year,

Agree with that Sj, the profit taking is normal and the result was probably a foregone conclusion except like Eric I was a bit nervous about it given what we've come up across to date. And we know what the plan is the environmental permitting and another fundraise, which I hope we'll be included in because I'm holding off buying just in case we are.

Unto you All. A Midsummer Night's dream of a day.

Agreed Eric...The SAC have finally delivered and we can proceed with all plans...go ahead in old money and to boldly go in split infinitives. Lol.

Thanks SSAC!

It would be good to read it but would be a big job to translate it ...this is just the first page:

DECISION OF THE SUPREME ADMINISTRATIVE COURT

The Supreme Administrative Court declares that the government's decision must stand.

The Supreme Administrative Court rejects Jåhkågasska tjiellde's request for

compensation for legal costs in the Supreme Administrative Court.

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Morning All.

Yes, not bad Wod.

Oilcanarry.It's bit enlightening to have a peek inside occasionally. ;-)

So here we are then, at before the end of June. Sun's shining, have a nice weekend,, catch you Monday.

Yes, Wodman, one of those dumb blondes. Lol. And you're here a lot for someone whose not that interested.