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To: muskavite who wrote (12361)	5/7/2017 12:20:41 PM
From: Siegfried	Respond to of 54161

Musky,you are so clever.Sieg.

To: muskavite who wrote (12361)	5/7/2017 12:58:25 PM
From: Glorieux	3 Recommendations Recommended By Canseco cbs12311 ZenoGraph Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 54161

The only problem with your post Musky is we will never see the PFS. Multiple companies would want to hide the true value of ZEN. The metallurgy is key folks. Fireworks are near! G

To: muskavite who wrote (12361)	5/7/2017 10:33:02 PM
From: ValuHunter	5 Recommendations Recommended By Bills16 George69 Glorieux Mister D muskavite Respond to of 54161

Excellent post Musky. Great intel on Desalination future demand. I would like to add that on top of desalination plants there are will also be a huge demand from countries with poor water quality. For example I am presently in Cambodia, which is a poor but developing country. There is water to the home,but no-one drinks it without boiling it first. A simple graphene based filter which connects to the water access point for each home. This type of demand for graphene based filters will likely see more demand the desalination base stations. The more I think about Zen the more I think that Canada should maintain control of this very valuable deposit. ValueHunter