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Astar

I guess that means you don’t read your own posts then?

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fulmar29

Can you explain why you've arrived at that conclusion from, I presume, the contents of the FT article?

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Bored now.

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Guess where a number of high profile nazi's ended up after the war - CIA , UNITED NATIONS, EEC NASA and RUSSIA.

Just helping (for anybody else interested in this exchange) since lawsuit seems only too happy to white wash.

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".....this explains how Hitler managed to hypnotise a nation into evil ....."

No it doesn't. You are simplifying very complex issues to fit a very narrow interpretation/understanding of real world events.

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You're referring to Milgram's experiment which measured levels of obedience to an authority figure. That's merely one example, or experiment if you like, where perceived authority exercise control over free will. What you are missing in your understanding of that experiment is it was conducted under controlled conditions with no outside interference. A highly specific and unusual circumstance I'm sure you'd agree. The real world doesn't operate that way. We make up our own minds from a variety of diverse sources.

If you are going to quote or refer to something to try and make a point at least try to understand the source you are relying on for your "opinion".

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Lord Haw Haw with his Quisling narrative working over time today.

Straight out of the David Icke school of thought.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-politics-36339298

Hold on a minute, it's the BBC. They're a part of the reptilian conspiracy so it must be true.

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Nobody has ever seen the TEO they claim to have done for West Kytlim, it was never made public, and I strongly suspect the TEO they claim to have done for Monchetundra will never see the light of day either.

WK is not not economic to mine. Two contract miners walking away and two subsequent years losing money confirm that. The stockpiled concentrate remains unprocessed for a reason.

As for Monchetundra where to start…. If it were a multi billion dollar deposit as the fantasists here claim do you honestly think a U.K. listed minnow like Eurasia would hold title?

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".......AMC was a Fire sale, Brownfield site with huge CAPEX to get going ..."

At least Amur Minerals took the time and trouble to prove up a reserve, get a TEO approved by the Russian authorities and produce a DFS. What has Eurasia mining produced? The middle of a polo mint.

And Kun Manie was not a brownfield site. Furthermore the CAPEX for the size of the reserve was nothing exceptional but then again Foilio don't let the facts in the way of b u l l s h i t.

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As I said, a lock-in is about as much use as a chocolate teapot.

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"You are obviously not concentrating!"

Really!

"There is obviously something big going to be announced at some point here."

Yes and its a bifg addition to the number of shares in issue

"I'm a LTH and large buys do not happen without a reason."

And the large sells! Do they happen for a reason by any chance?

" So without being accused of "Share Pushing" there is an opportunity here around this price and further."

The usual suspects come out of the woodwork around fund raise time.

As I said earlier "Nothing to see here, move along."

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Lock ins and chocolate tea pots have a lot in common.

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Its just another fund raise that's all.

Nothing to see here, move along.

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What that Tweet is essentially saying is Red Rock's prospects are less dire than several other companies prospects. That's a bit like saying you're a bit less dead than others who are more dead.

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The HNI's taking their circa 10% from the latest fund raise by the looks of things.

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A1 FCF goes to paying off A1 capital costs in the first few years of operation. The FCF is accounted for once A1 is fully operational and working at nameplate.

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I guess that means another fund raise is on its way.

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Interesting.

https://www.reuters.com/markets/commodities/like-musk-nickel-rich-indonesia-has-high-electric-vehicle-ambitions-2023-02-06/

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wasarunner

Do you think Vale will allow Glencore to acquire Horizonte? If they do, with Araguaia 1/2 and Vermelho in production, it would make Glencore the largest nickel producer in Brazil. Don't you think that would be a huge slap in the chops for Vale, especially when you consider Vale used to own Vermelho!

Horizonte will be acquired at some point, that's for sure, but I don't see the acquisition being without a fight.

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I'm of the opinion now that unless kwinnee says it its not going to happen.

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