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To: Snowshoe who wrote (161530)8/22/2020 5:15:39 AM
From: TobagoJack  Read Replies (1) of 217737
 
Wonderful news that the project is politicised as issues about jobs jobs jobs always ready-weaponised

So, never mind the environmental issues, which are phooey as gold mining can be clean when done right, and milling same, and cyanide ... well, cyanide degrades in the sun

Can see the headlines now,

"Rich Elite Group Intervenes to Keep Poor Disadvantage Native American Domain As Private Playground"

"Living Requires Working"

"Whose Gold?"

"Schooling Requires Money"

"Future Requires Now"

"Fed was going to create 300 jobs in Rochester by funding Eastman Kodak managed by could-be criminals, but acts to destroy opportunity for $300 billion in Alaska"

... and as a college buddy's father back in 1980 obtained permission to develop a quarry w/I a line of sight mile of second home of Sierra Club president, am certain a gold project can get approval in the middle of nowhere as economic reality of unaffordable depression dawns in folks mind.

NAK does not need permission to develop the Pebble mine.

NAK only needs to be kept volatile, as it itself is a cloud-ATM bank.

Nothing needs to happen to the environment. Nothing needs to happen at all.

So, besides the management and shareholders, who is for the mine?
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