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That's what nuclear options are...things you refer to.

In recent years nobody has been granted a licence to start a new mine; ten years since one was granted to Northland. Somebody agrees with me.... 120K just been snapped up. :-)

The government's position is fragile and all parties (except MP) in the recent debate in the Riksdag urged the government to speed up the process and they have agreed. I just can't see what action you expect Kurt to take n the circumstances....Finland and Kosovo are both examples of the only thing he can do to make progress for the company. Legal action is a futile waste of time and money.

Well, yes, Pocko, I sort of agree with you, Swedish investors shouldn't mean anything....but Swedish pressure does mean something. But, Pocko and Dornod, I can't see what the motive is for the government to deliberately break an exploration company because it isn't Swedish....there is a written legal procedure and it invites foreign investors to explore in Sweden. It would finish off all further investment

Pocko...Yes, Harland and Wolff Heavy Industries, which dates back to 1861...expected to go into administration.

For that to work of course you have to have a decision date. :-)

I've never thought the price before the decision will have any affect on the price after the BK is granted. It only means something if you intended to ride the wave of sentiment and get out without risking the decision.

The period we are now is is called After the Holidays which will be followed by Before Christmas. And there are several categories or sub-divisions, these are called consultation periods and political and commercial events.

At 30 June, Swedish shareholders amounted to 63.05 per cent

Dornod.....That is certainly what if feels like but I don't believe that is the government's intention (though there has been a strong lobby against us). For one thing, fifty percent of shareholders are Swedish and for a second there is pressure now from other players in Norbotten and the government has made a statement on the matter...that it is being prioritised. There is a legal procedure and the MI (Bergestaten are a government office) have already approved it twice. I feel sure it will happen eventually and I intend to hold on until it does. Best wishes.

Markets are falling....I wonder why?

Interesting post from Whitelady on Avanza today, if I may:

What prevents investments in road and rail?

Money is in plenty. Can't imagine how many accounts politicians can find just them or why not some extra funding now when it comes to infrastructure investment? The first railway line built for LKAB was financed with British capital.

It is ridiculous to sit here and pretend that there is no money at the Swedish Transport Administration so there will be no mining :). Get it together. The question also needs no solution right now. First, BK must advance so that planning can start.

Just noticed that the comments from the V MP found by Tintin this morning are dated 5 June; so nearly two months ago...at least it's good to know V are on side up there.

And you've made it much happier for me, Eric, we've had some good times. Now, I could be kidding myself but I have a sense that the pieces are falling into place and they're big pieces of a very big project. I can recall Jan Ola Larssen standing on the mountain at Kallak and he said this place has everything a mine needs, water, electricity, infrastructure...only 40km to the main line. And I still believe it will happen, question is of course when. Evie eve. x

Eric....You can be uncomfortable with other people's opinion and I must be a prime culprit in your estimation about taking this "with apparent ease"....but that wont make this happen any faster, we all want it just as much. You could ask Kurt now, I'm sure his answer to your questions will be the same as it might be if October comes and we haven't had a decision. I have held my shares through thick and thin and I will continue to 'risk it'....that is active involvement in my opinion, not necessarily comfortable but calculated certainly.

Kosovo is recognised as a sovereign state by 102 United Nations member states and even Serbia recognises the administration of the territory by Kosovo's elected government.

From Wikki..."Kosovo has a lower-middle-income economy and has experienced solid economic growth over the last decade by international financial institutions, and has experienced growth every year since the onset of the 2008 global financial crisis.[20] Kosovo is a member of the International Monetary Fund, World Bank, Regional Cooperation Council, and has applied for membership of Interpol and for observer status in the Organization of the Islamic Cooperation."

Just two really, unknowns....when and what.

Who cares...?
Love alters not with his brief hours and weeks,
But bears it out even to the edge of doom.
If this be error, and upon me prov’d,
I never writ, nor no man ever lov’d.

Lol...sorry All couldn't resist it.

Typing error: last speech not least speech or last but one.