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I thought that was what was being investigated...the Government's handling of the process, that's what the KU Committee do. The Riksdag review the effectiveness of the process and they also are doing that now, we've seen motions about it from various groups in different parties setting out the issues they think need to be addressed. Whether or not those initiatives will have any influence on the Government we don't know, in fact we don't know the reason why the decision has been withheld if it has been withheld...we only know what they've told us...it's prioritised, in hand and forthcoming.

They looked middle aged ish....and young people don't have much spare money, they have a mortgage and kids.

Thank you Al...I believe in this it's an exciting vision and I'm glad to be part of it.

Good for you Al.

Maybe not champagne, that was a bit over the top...let's say Proper Job then.

Yes, Hasty, you're probably right ...but it changed my mood from black to silvery, sparkly grey

For taking the trouble to pursue that. I thought it was a million dollars, he turned the coffee into champagne. "It has everything you could possibly want"..."an exciting vision". It came across like a magnum at a Grand Prix.

It was on the website at 11 am...a wasted hour is not a a wasted day.

And it's up there...graphite..a rare earth mineral!

I haven't had time to read it yet...just took a quick look and it's very pretty. Read it tonight at the witching hour probably...exciting, yes!

Let's have a song:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=65VnCi2b0Ok

These thoughts are due to that letter which seemed to be putting the focus on rare earth metals and I'm hoping it wasn't a sneaky thrust at Kallak. On the more optimistic side they said a Regional Policy wasn't effective because the minerals occur where they occur, which fits in well with that nice Mr Damberg's comment that reindeer have legs. I wonder if he got moved because he couldn't keep his mouth shut.

Thanks Pocko...Do you remember Mr Damberg making a presentation about mining and stating that there were exciting opportunities (lol) for explorers to find rare earth metals in Sweden, it was southern Sweden and in an area of old mine workings. I believe we had a bit of a scrape around there but don't remember what the result was...couldn't have been anything significant.

I'm glad you thought my comments 'cheap' they were meant to be..expensive would have taken more effort.

There's a question, trembling.....rare earths are sometimes found in mining waste...could we have some ? Does anybody know anything about mining for rare earths? There was an AIM company called Rare Earth Metals a few years ago and it had a moment of glory, apparently very brief because the sp is now 0.

PS If it's Morrisons I'll change to Sainsbury's!

Your boasting about your 'beautiful and talented' family is as gut-wrenching as it's irrelevant.

Reports and Presentations...click presentations.

Hello Eric. That Motion about a new Minerals Policy I've just discovered had the signatures of five S members of the Riksdag, making a total of 13 members now associating themselves with it:

https://www.riksdagen.se/sv/dokument-lagar/dokument/motion/en-ny-mineralstrategi-i-tiden_H8022445

It's all pretty wearisome...New Moon tomorrow..we could do with a fresh page.

Sigh! Nighty night x

Don't quite know what to make of it. Focus on exploration of rare earth metals and no mention of the ore running out in Kiruna.