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[RSCorky] Another nail in the coffin of the pedophile Dennis Bremner/Nuclear Crystals CCB ...

RSCorky — 1/31/2026 5:04:24 PM

Another nail in the coffin of the pedophile Dennis Bremner/Nuclear Crystals CCB Miller Mine project

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[RSCorky] Canada Carbon / Miller Project has officially failed. CPTAQ will not allow any f...

RSCorky — 10/15/2023 10:54:15 AM

Canada Carbon / Miller Project has officially failed. CPTAQ will not allow any further development in this foolish nonsense idea.

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[RSCorky] Garbage CCB stock down 20%, sitting at 4 cents. Many white trash losers lamentin...

RSCorky — 4/30/2023 1:34:48 AM

Garbage CCB stock down 20%, sitting at 4 cents. Many white trash losers lamenting the worthlessness of the magic beans they bought.

There will NEVER be a Millar mine. Regulations and local militancy will prevent it.

[GSLRBYBLOOD] CCB investors and management censor GSLR citizen - update Censored by management...

GSLRBYBLOOD — 8/31/2021 9:51:59 PM

CCB investors and management censor GSLR citizen - update
Censored by management and investors on CCB Facebook and CEO.ca. , and I totally forgot by Russet and The Chief on SiliconInvestor's Anything Graphite ... Forum (pretty forgettable I guess), GSLRBYBLOOD must be the most dangerous GSLR citizen, with devastating opinions that cause the fall of empires. My god, on the ground facts must be a terrible reality shock for CCB investors.

[RSCorky] MILLER PROJECT OFFICIALLY DENIED BY CPTAQ The CPTAQ calls Canada Carbon to ...

RSCorky — 7/22/2021 4:08:15 PM

MILLER PROJECT OFFICIALLY DENIED BY CPTAQ

The CPTAQ calls Canada Carbon to order and denies it the right to operate a mine and a quarry in Grenville-sur-la-Rouge, July 22, 2021.

In a 34-page decision, the Commission de Protection du Territoire Agricole du Québec (CPTAQ) denies Canada Carbon (CCB) permission to operate a quarry and a mine on the territory of Grenville-sur-la-Rouge (GSLR), and only allows exploration activities, for a period of 2 years, under certain conditions.

“The commission considers that at the time of issuing its decision, it did not have all the information enabling the project to be assessed in its current state. In this regard, CCB failed in its duty and obligations to its shareholders and the CPTAQ, omitting facts that the municipality's experts and citizens presented. In their decision, the CPTAQ stresses that CCB "does not have the right to provide an incomplete file" and "that the imprecise and incomplete aspect of the request does not allow it to assess the impact".

The CPTAQ recognizes and takes note of the existence of the maple forest of Mr. St-Pierre, recalling that a maple forest is "a forest stand conducive to the production of maple syrup with a minimum area of ??four hectares", without it being necessarily in operation.

The CPTAQ underlines the points raised by the experts of the municipality, and notes that "the risks related to the establishment of a sugar bush (...) will have to be better documented to respond to the concerns raised [by] the forest engineer Goulet. "The CPTAQ" notes that there is a poorly documented risk of the impact of the project on the water table [according to] the hydrogeological report by Perrier Experts-Conseils, (...) [and] additional expertise would be necessary ".

The CPTAQ reminds CCB that the second opinions requested by the municipality may be necessary, otherwise the courts may be called upon to decide this question. This is an important caveat that CCB should heed. Canada Carbon should have made this request for exploration as early as 2013, which they failed to do. We are back to square one.

Of course, anyone who wasn’t a senile, obese, sack of worthless speculation knew this from day one.

[GSLRBYBLOOD] CCB investor threat file update: This morning I spoke with Sergeants Essiambre a...

GSLRBYBLOOD — 6/2/2021 1:11:48 PM

CCB investor threat file update:
This morning I spoke with Sergeants Essiambre and Meloche from the Gatineau surveillance (intelligence gathering) detachment of the Sûreté du Québec (SQ) regarding threats and harassment from CCB investors, suspicious mail at my workplace, and the ongoing pattern of intimidation from certain CCB “investors” over the last 3-4 years.
The detachment handles threats of a political nature and terrorism (ex. threats against GSLR council members).
The CCB file has been transferred to Sergeant Jason Gauthier, surveillance et renseignement, stationed at the Mascouche SQ detachment, who will call me for a meeting regarding this pattern of intimidation and threats from CCB investors.
I was also directed by Sergeant Meloche to lodge a criminel complaint at the Lachute SQ detachment against the character known as “Don Williams”/“NuclearCrystals”/“Brusselsprout”.
I will be contacting the SQ in Lachute shortly so we can get to the bottom of who has been anonymously threatening members of the GSLR community for the last 4 years.
If you have any information about this person please contact me so I can pass is onto Sergeant Gauthier and the SQ in Lachute.
Thank you.

[GSLRBYBLOOD] Smoothasgraphene SI post - Anything Graphite forum - answer Excellent post on "...

GSLRBYBLOOD — 5/26/2021 7:52:03 PM

Smoothasgraphene SI post - Anything Graphite forum - answer
Excellent post on "Anything Graphite ..." by Smoothasgraphene but since Russet and the Chief Dennis Miller are afraid of me (hillbilly pirate that I am), I cant answer his question there so I'll answer him here.

His comment:
"My biggest concern from that meeting was the statement from Olga about the agreements that haven't been made with property owners surrounding the project whos land will be affected. I understand that mining is a long process and that there is a specific order to these steps. I also understand that due to the possibility of animosity from the council and some residents that they may not want to disclose whether said land owners are leaning in one direction or the other. Some clarity as to how necessary the extra land is for the mines development would have been great however. Will this extra land make or break the mine?"

My answer:
The landowners in question are not interested in selling/leasing or being expropriated and will continue to fight CCB. The St Pierre family maple farm will continue expansion on their own family's land, and they are supported by the UPA, MRC, CCA, and GSLR council and community members. If CCB can't survive without that land then too bad, it's a bad project. Michel Brunet should stay with CCB on his own land and not drag his Neighbours into the Canada Carbon mess. They didn't ask to be part of his project. If he wants to destroy his own property and the BAPE says it's ok, well I'll live with it. Until then stay on your own land.
The east pit contains a good amount of graphite and amputating it might reduce profits (I've heard it could be a significant source of revenue) and Michel Brunet can put the tailings dump and wastewater pond on his own land. There should be no need to force his Neighbours to go along with CCBs BS and destroy their family's business and legacy.

[GSLRBYBLOOD] Reposting similar information- CCB isn’t listening If Alex Csizmadia was reposti...

GSLRBYBLOOD — 5/11/2021 7:24:17 PM

Reposting similar information- CCB isn’t listening
If Alex Csizmadia was reposting similar information over and over on CCB Facebook it's because CCB management wasn't listening to local concerns in GSLR over the last 4 years, and still doesn't appear to be interesting in listening.

They seem to be interested in looking like they're interested in listening, and I think Alex Csizmadia was hopeful that with Valerie Pomerleau at the helm of communications things would change. But they didn't, probably because Olga Nikitovic can't change, probably because she is beholden to CCB investors who were told 10 years ago they would be millionaires by now.

And so the repetition of the same things, to which there were vague answers from Valerie Pomerleau with the exception of 5-7 years until expropriation.

No change. Which is very frustrating for local people, especially those at risk of being expropriated, their families, friends, and supporters in the community of GSLR.

So Alex tried. CCB didn't listen, that was evident at the CPTAQ hearings.

Try not just listening, but acting on the community's demands, GSLR council demands, MRC demands, SOSGSLR demands.

See if that works a little better for you.

Regards,

GSLRBYBLOOD

The most dangerous Hillbilly Pirate in GSLR (Channeling the undead skinhead biker Don Williams/aka NuclearCrystals)

[GSLRBYBLOOD] Regarding the St Pierre family maple farm and expropriation at the Canada Carbon...

GSLRBYBLOOD — 5/11/2021 7:23:51 PM

Regarding the St Pierre family maple farm and expropriation at the Canada Carbon Miller project:

A study done by a forestry engineer has been given to CPTAQ.

David Armstrong from TerraBois, the forestry engineer hired by CCB, has recognized the value of that maple farm in front of the CPTAQ during public hearings (listen to CPTAQ public hearings the morning of March 31st).

Christiane Ouellet, a specialist hired by CCB has submitted a new project layout at CPTAQs request on April 1st, in the early afternoon. The new plan clearly shows the maple farm.

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CPTAQ confirmed that a maple farm is driven by the number of maple trees regardless if they are tapped or not.

An untapped maple farm has the greatest potential. 100% of the resource is available

On the morning of April 1st, CPTAQ commissioner Petit requested CCB remove the St. Pierre maple farm from the Miller project. CCB refused.

[GSLRBYBLOOD] Cash burn breakdown Yes CCB will need more money. There's about $300 000 in...

GSLRBYBLOOD — 5/11/2021 3:17:31 PM

Cash burn breakdown

Yes CCB will need more money.
There's about $300 000 in the kitty.
CCB burn rate is about $265 000 per quarter

Breaks down about like this:
$80000 in management salaries
$85000 in operations cost
$95000 in studies and consult fees for the mine

(Estimate about $50000-$60000 just for Maitre Paiement the lawyer)

Valerie Pomerleau And Ryan Communications was running about $15000 a month. But CCB Facebook is basically dead, Valerie isn't posting there anymore, and Alex Csizmadia was banned and all his posts removed without reason, even the informative ones about the CPTAQ and the local GSLR situation that weren't just personal opinion. So I guess CCB doesn't have to pay Valerie for that anymore.

That’s last quarter.
The CPTAQ was only half in last quarter. Other half in Q2. Lawyers fees should also go up IMO, there’s a lawsuit coming (well at least one I’m aware of, there could always be others, it’s CCB).

[GSLRBYBLOOD] Anything Graphite forum is dead ??? Several posts everyday and then I show up an...

GSLRBYBLOOD — 4/23/2021 9:11:04 AM

Anything Graphite forum is dead ???
Several posts everyday and then I show up and start talking about CCB at the CPTAQ public hearings, Russet bans me for posting information about what happened at the CPTAQ hearings, and then the forum goes totally silent.
They were busy bashing ZEN for months , years even.
But I mention CPTAQ, and the whole machine collapses.
What happened???

[GSLRBYBLOOD] From: GSLRBYBLOOD 4/20/2021 3:47:36 PM of 1869 Does anyone know why all th...

GSLRBYBLOOD — 4/20/2021 3:48:36 PM

From: GSLRBYBLOOD	4/20/2021 3:47:36 PM
	of 1869

Does anyone know why all the posts about Ryan Communications and their involvement with the CPTAQ hearings regarding Canada Carbons Miller project in GSLR are getting censored/erased from the Stockhouse CCB forum ? I heard the Duncan’s own 20% of Stockhouse and it’s like they don’t want anyone spreading information about what happened at the CPTAQ or the involvement of Ryan Communications employees. Valérie Pomerleau is both CCB Communications and Public Relations Director And Vice-President of Ryan Communications, and Noemi Berube is the Ryan Communications research consultant (that’s the person responsible for gathering information about the people involved in the GSLR opposition to CCBs project) . Why would they not want the 2 being associated together?

[GSLRBYBLOOD] Expropriation of CCB Neighbours So here's the new expropriation map with St Pie...

GSLRBYBLOOD — 4/19/2021 12:00:59 PM

Expropriation of CCB Neighbours
So here's the new expropriation map with St Pierres maple farm and Labelles to be expropriated.

From Neighbours:

Canada Carbon confirms the Miller Project lays on properties whereby no permission was granted by owners and will need to expropriate them

As per the latest drawing supplied by Canada Carbon to CPTAQ, it highlights a maple farm will be removed (destroyed), and 2 properties are directly impacted by the project.

As Lauzier as indicated during CPTAQ public hearings, Canada Carbon will have no choice but expropriate those landowners unless some sort of agreement is reached with them.

So far, these landowners have clearly indicated a firm NO to Canada Carbon, for any form of land access or agreement.
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[GSLRBYBLOOD] CPTAQ Questions ??? So does anyone have any answers about what went on at CPTAQ?...

GSLRBYBLOOD — 4/19/2021 11:59:58 AM

CPTAQ Questions ???
So does anyone have any answers about what went on at CPTAQ?
cause Larry's answers don't seem to hold water.

and when I asked CCB PR Director Valrie Pomerleau she has no answers either .
actually she told me she wasn't there (it's seems a collgue of hers for a Ryan Communications was, the researcher, collecting info on the opposition).
You would think an important director who has to deal with the public, CCBs Neighbours, GSLR council, MRC regional government, MERN , she would be their at the CPTAQ ???
why wasn't she there ???
She's going to have to deal with all the CPTAQ issues and yet she wasn't present and has no answers when asked about the goings on ???
Hear no evil see no evil ???
If I wasn't there I don't know anything negative about the company and managements behaviour and so I can't give an negative answers that would make the company look bad ???
or CCB just doesn't pay her enough to be present ???
Valrie Pomerleau is the CCB Communications And Public Relations Director. and she wasn't at the CPTAQ hearings ...
and she speaks excellent French ;)

[Zengold] Anyone know how environmentally unfriendly the lab samples of Miller really are....

Zengold — 6/8/2016 7:34:32 AM

Anyone know how environmentally unfriendly the lab samples of Miller really are....thermally treated?....
how many tones of CO2 and other pollutants must be dumped into the environment and for how long to purity a small grab sample?

Anyone.....anyone......Bueller? .......Bueller?

In my opinion these grab samples seem dirtier than chinese graphite!

[Zengold] Anyone seen those Miller drill results over on this board? They must be really ...

Zengold — 6/6/2016 6:43:27 PM

Anyone seen those Miller drill results over on this board? They must be really lost!!

[Zengold] Pssttt.......they are already on to the next PUMP....this 102 million share, no ...

Zengold — 6/1/2016 11:36:07 AM

Pssttt.......they are already on to the next PUMP....this 102 million share, no proven graphite resource marble pit is done...EVG is the new promo....

[Next Boxing champ] So you think CCB has more red flags than China But I have not read one single ...

Next Boxing champ — 5/31/2016 10:56:19 PM

So you think CCB has more red flags than China

But I have not read one single document that proves your statement

Like I said before this is a 12 round fight
In time it will be a great investment for those who get in well it's still cheap

I see a GREAT feature ahead

My money SMART money is still on CCB

[Zengold] Right from CCB..... "The Company plans to continue focusing on exploration at i...

Zengold — 5/28/2016 7:40:26 AM

Right from CCB.....

"The Company plans to continue focusing on exploration at its Miller property with exploration on the Dun Raven and Asbury properties to follow. We believe that the Company’s management team and technical advisors have the experience in management, exploration, mining, milling and producing graphite which will create real shareholder value"

JABERWOCK WAS RIGHT....MGMT IS GOING TO BLOW ANY MARGINAL PROFITS ON THE FICTIOUS CHASE OF INFERRED GRAPHITE BY THE SOUNDS OF THEIR WEB PAGE .....

SO THEY ARE REALLY JUST A MINERAL EXPLORATION COMPANY WITH NO INDICATED OR PROVEN RESOURCES STILL?

This thing is way overvalued then IMHO!

More red flags than China.......

[Zengold] Jaberwock....the truth......about the mined out Miller play Conclusion While e...

Zengold — 5/28/2016 7:15:10 AM

Jaberwock....the truth......about the mined out Miller play

Conclusion

While exploring for graphite, Canada Carbon has fortuitously come across a potentially valuable deposit of white marble, which could be developed with little or no risk into a profitable quarrying operation. Should that development work out as planned, the shares could be worth two or three times their current price.

However, I do not recommend buying the shares because I fear that management will sink the profits from the marble quarry into a very risky and economically marginal graphite development, which could fail to deliver any worthwhile benefits.

The company should abandon its graphite ambitions and focus its attention on developing the low cost, high return marble quarry

Quarry mining is so risky...red flag avoid this pig in my opinion....

[Zengold] Why did mgmt jump ship and run to promoting EVG now....do you think ccb is done ...

Zengold — 5/27/2016 7:34:48 AM

Why did mgmt jump ship and run to promoting EVG now....do you think ccb is done as a promotion now?

Why cant we get an indicated graphite resource at the very least? Why are they have do much trouble and taking so long?

All red flags in my opinion!

[Next Boxing champ] Jaberwocks right nothing is proven - YET give it time and we will all see the t...

Next Boxing champ — 5/26/2016 8:12:53 AM

Jaberwocks right nothing is proven - YET give it time and we will all see the truth in time

And you may be right it might be risky but if you don't take an educational risk you will never succeed

Good money- Smart money is still on CCB

[Zengold] The more I read Jaberwock's post ...the more I am convinced Miller is way to ris...

Zengold — 5/19/2016 9:18:41 PM

The more I read Jaberwock's post ...the more I am convinced Miller is way to risky...its only a marble pity!

Jaberwocks right nothing is proven ...all inferred...way to risk.....red flags for me!

[Zengold] to quote jabberwock's expert review of Miller... "The company should abandon it...

Zengold — 5/18/2016 9:24:56 AM

to quote jabberwock's expert review of Miller...

"The company should abandon its graphite ambitions and focus its attention on developing the low cost, high return marble quarry"

[Zengold] May 16, 2016 9:40 AM ET | | About: Canada Carbon, Inc. (BRUZF), Includes: U...

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Summary
While exploring for graphite, Canada Carbon happened to find a potentially valuable deposit of white marble as well as the graphite they were seeking.

The company has issued a Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA), which shows an economically viable return for the combined graphite and marble project.

However, much of the economic benefit comes from the marble business, and much of the risk is associated with the graphite.

The company should abandon its graphite ambitions and focus its attention on developing the low cost, high return marble quarry.

Canada Carbon ( OTC:BRUZF) recently published a Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA) for its Miller graphite and marble project in Grenville Township, Quebec.

The company has been exploring the site of a former graphite mine, and has discovered thin veins of high grade graphite, surrounded by disseminated deposits of lower grade material. The characteristics of the deposit indicate that it is a rare form of hydrothermally deposited vein graphite which is found in other places in the world, but is currently only mined in Sri Lanka.

The company has tested this graphite for high purity applications and is proposing a process which includes conventional grinding and flotation, followed by thermal treatment which has been demonstrated to achieve purity levels exceeding 99.99% carbon. Canada Carbon intends to sell this product into a small niche market for very high purity graphite.

Whilst exploring for graphite, the company also discovered a deposit of white marble which, according to the PEA documents, was described by a potential customer as "whiter, less brittle, easier to cut, and polish to a luster not seen in the imported white marble that they currently process". That supplier has committed to purchase 75,000 tonnes of white marble in the first year of production at a price of $184 CDN per tonne.

Economic data from the PEA

In the PEA, Canada Carbon has presented the project as a single combined graphite/marble development with the following economic benefits:

Capcost ($CDN, million)	44.4
IRR	100%
NPV10 ($CDN, millions)	131
Payback	1.9 years

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However, the primary graphite sources and the source of marble are three separate pits. The marble pit contains some very low grade graphite which would be stockpiled and processed after the graphite pits have been exhausted but the two graphite pits do not contain any usable architectural marble blocks.

It is possible therefore to split this project into its marble and graphite components and evaluate the economics of each one separately, which I have done using the data from the PEA.

Marble Quarry

The marble quarry economic projections are shown in the table below:

Marble
Capcost ($CDN, million)	3.8
IRR	460%
NPV10 ($CDN, millions)	90
Payback	3 months

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There are risks involved in both components of the project. The PEA is based on inferred resources which, on further drilling, may not turn out be as extensive, or as good a quality as the somewhat limited exploration program has shown. However, it is clear that the marble component of the project provides the bulk of the investment return, and carries much less of the risk.

Most of the equipment for the marble quarry is leased and the quarrying of the marble will be contracted out, so the capital cost is minimal. There is an agreement in place for the sale of 50% of the first year's product at a specified price. Since the product is competing against imported material of supposedly inferior quality, it would seem that there is distinct market place advantage which would drive ongoing sales. However, even if no other sale was made, the contracted sale would pay back the invested capital twice over.

It seems therefore that, providing the inferred resources can be upgraded to measured or indicated resources, the marble component of the project has a very good chance of success. Canada Carbon's market cap is about $27 million or 30% of the value of the marble project and raising the capital for the marble quarry will require only minimal dilution of the existing share base.

Once the marble resource has been verified, I would place a value of 50 to 60 cents per share on Canada carbon, based only on the value of the marble quarry alone.

Graphite Mine and Processing Plant

The graphite component of the project, on the other hand, carries a very degree of risk for a smaller return.

Graphite
Capcost ($CDN, million)	40.7
IRR	31%
NPV10 ($CDN, millions)	41
Payback	3 years

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Firstly there is process risk. A controlled process in a laboratory cannot always be scaled up to a full scale operation with the same productivity, and producing the same high purity levels in the final product. It is likely that the plant will make some off-spec product would have to be sold at well below the cost of production.

Secondly, there is a high degree of speculation with regard to the proposed end market uses. The two nuclear reactor technologies (prismatic and pebble-bed) that are mentioned in the PEA as potential users are both "next generation" technologies. At present, only experimental prototypes exist and timescales for potential common use stretch out as far as year 2050. There is no guarantee attached to the potential development of those technologies, or to the use of graphite sourced from Canada Carbon. Similarly, graphene, which is also mentioned as a potential product, has not yet found any commercial scale applications, and it may be several years before it is used in sufficient quantities to affect the graphite market.

Thirdly there is a high degree of risk attached to the assumed selling price of $13,000 US/tonne. There are a handful of specialized companies in the world that produce natural graphite at purity levels of 99.99%. Generally, these companies purchase good quality concentrates and use thermal treatment to achieve the required purity - not very different from the processes proposed by Canada Carbon. It is a very small niche market, and it cannot be assumed that an extra 1,500 tonnes per year from a new supplier can enter the market without disrupting the pricing structure. In addition, the PEA has assumed an exchange rate of $1.00CDN to $0.75US. Since most of the operating costs are in $CDN, and revenue in $US, there is also exchange rate risk to consider. A Canadian dollar at par would almost eliminate the net present value of the graphite portion of the project.

Fourthly, there is competitive risk in that other companies may be able to make the same product at a much lower cost. Canada Carbon's cost of producing a flotation concentrate (calculated from data in the PEA) is estimated at $CDN3,581 ($US2,686 per tonne (averaged over the life of the mine). Typically, other mines can produce a graphite flotation concentrate for $US500/tonne or less, and sell for between $US800 and $US2,000 depending on the flake size and purity. Hydrothermally deposited Sri Lankan vein graphite sells for about $US2,000/tonne, so there is no potential for selling into the traditional hydrothermal lump/vein graphite market. Canada Carbon may believe that its own concentrate is better suited to thermal purification and upgrading, but there is no proof that others cannot achieve the same results at lower cost. In fact, Magnis Resources ( OTC:URNXF) has made 99.99% graphite, using material from their Nachu project in Tanzania, by thermal processing of a flotation concentrate. Magnis can do this at much lower cost. So how would Canada Carbon be able to compete with Magnis for the high purity applications?

Finally, the timeline shown in the PEA is not realistic. It shows all of the graphite project investment in year two and revenue from a full year of production in year 3. In reality, the graphite portion of the project will take 18 months to build, commission and reach commercial production. At that point sales will have to be ramped up slowly. Graphite is not a base metal where all production can be sold on a metals exchange. It will take time and there will be cost involved in developing customers before reaching full plant capacity. An overoptimistic ramp-up of production overestimates the Net Present Value of the project.

Conclusion

While exploring for graphite, Canada Carbon has fortuitously come across a potentially valuable deposit of white marble, which could be developed with little or no risk into a profitable quarrying operation. Should that development work out as planned, the shares could be worth two or three times their current price.

However, I do not recommend buying the shares because I fear that management will sink the profits from the marble quarry into a very risky and economically marginal graphite development, which could fail to deliver any worthwhile benefits.

The company should abandon its graphite ambitions and focus its attention on developing the low cost, high return marble quarry

[Zengold] Why wont mgmt share the magic marble contract with investors?......anyone know w...

Zengold — 5/15/2016 10:20:20 PM

Why wont mgmt share the magic marble contract with investors?......anyone know why? Is the marble countertop business a super super secret industry now LOL!

How can investors verify this statement with no proof?

Are we suppose to believe the ongoing lies of the Thief , Nuclear waste or the washed out zen fired chemist stock manipulator ROTFLMAO!

[Next Boxing champ] Great read Please follow the link Message 30580442

Next Boxing champ — 5/13/2016 2:29:01 PM

[Next Boxing champ] This is only the beginning of a 12 round fight CCB is not a power hitter so no ...

Next Boxing champ — 5/13/2016 2:25:49 PM

This is only the beginning of a 12 round fight
CCB is not a power hitter so no early KO
But we r a GREAT defensive counter puncher just waiting for that right combo shot then game over

CCB BY TKO
smart money is on CCB

[Zengold] Sorry Bro...this thing has more red flag than china IMHO. Just do your DD on th...

Zengold — 5/12/2016 7:59:15 AM

Sorry Bro...this thing has more red flag than china IMHO.

Just do your DD on the colourful history and mgmts track record of success!
Do you really think 130 year old gravel quarry us gonna have the motherload of graphite....I guess if the drill and assay results show it? Where are those two year old results....not inferring anything! I think jimmy hoffa has them! LOL

[Next Boxing champ] Good things take time No need to low blow just because it's not paying out on Y...

Next Boxing champ — 5/11/2016 11:17:44 PM

Good things take time
No need to low blow just because it's not paying out on YOUR TIME
This is only the first 3 rounds of a 12 round fight
Let's see what happens next

CCB all the way

[Zengold] Where is the amazing ASTM pump touted by ccb. Or is it the Accumulation of Shit...

Zengold — 5/10/2016 12:00:36 AM

Where is the amazing ASTM pump touted by ccb. Or is it the Accumulation of Shit Turned Miller now?

This stock has more red flags that China IMHO!

[Zengold] As they say history tends to repeat itself. A marble moment. evolvinggold.com ...

Zengold — 5/9/2016 2:12:48 PM

As they say history tends to repeat itself. A marble moment.

evolvinggold.com

You really need to do your homework before you invest in any stock. So many part time jobs.....where does the mgmt. at CCB find the time ??

Do you think they real care about CCB and CCB stockholder??

[Fact Czecher] GMPInvestor; I see you are still taking me off ignore, reading my posts and resp...

Fact Czecher — 5/5/2016 12:01:51 PM

GMPInvestor;
I see you are still taking me off ignore, reading my posts and responding and then putting me back on ignore

Whats the point? Do yopu not understand what "ignore" is for?

I posted msg 504 on this board, then realized I was on a CCB only board and deleted it.

I the few minutes it was visible you read it and responded with msg 505: (see below)

To: Fact Czecher who wrote (504)	5/5/2016 11:56:25 AM
From: GMPInvestor	Read Replies (1) of 506

Your post was a string of insults and advised me not to buy ZEN

You then deleted your post

Thanks for the advice. I will not be buying ZEN

Can I cut and paste your advice to a few other boards?

[GMPInvestor]

GMPInvestor — 5/5/2016 11:56:25 AM

[Fact Czecher]

Fact Czecher — 5/5/2016 11:52:59 AM

[Zengold] 100 % inferred resource? Mystery marble buyer? Changing names and resources .......

Zengold — 4/27/2016 7:11:03 AM

100 % inferred resource? Mystery marble buyer? Changing names and resources .....All red flags.....IMHO

Reminds me of the three card monte games you see in the street run by kids in grade 10! The only thing that happens is you lose your money.

Anyone know what happened to that highly successful stock play called Bolero Resources...BRU? .....

[NLWest] Do salary $$ count as flow through costs? I thought the money had to be spent o...

NLWest — 4/4/2016 10:14:19 AM

Do salary $$ count as flow through costs? I thought the money had to be spent on exploration. Judging by the latest Google Earth imagery they haven't done much exploration. I don't think that playing hide and seek with drill and assay results counts as exploring

[Zengold] 500k or so for the Mr and Mrs??? do I win a prize?? LOL

Zengold — 4/4/2016 9:44:30 AM

[NLWest] I was looking at past news from CCB and I note that between Apr/14 and June/15 t...

NLWest — 4/4/2016 9:31:44 AM

I was looking at past news from CCB and I note that between Apr/14 and June/15 the company raised $2.375 M in funds via flow through share offers. I'm amazed that, having done this, they can't do anything more than infer a resource. Not just the graphite quantity is inferred, which is what was supposed to be the money resource, but also the marble, which is supposed to be all over the place and, you would think, easy to quantify.

Odd. What was the money spent on?

[Zengold] Go an reread the March 11,2015 retraction NR from ccb.... I forsee the same thin...

Zengold — 4/3/2016 8:30:51 PM

Go an reread the March 11,2015 retraction NR from ccb....
I forsee the same thing happening 1 year and 4 days later! Nothing has been learned or changed still pumping out inferred materials and clandestine contracts in my opinion! OSC IIROC will set this straight.

I am going to complain again tomorrow ...same practice is happening again after the fiasco last year!

The other thing is they announce a PFS ?? The PEA and required documents are not even vetted ....something is not right in my opinion.

[GMPInvestor] Gus please explain to everyone why Ccb is so great with a 100% inferred resource...

GMPInvestor — 4/3/2016 8:24:18 PM

Gus please explain to everyone why Ccb is so great with a 100% inferred resource. Is that there secret weapon? Gus look up the word DUSTER maybe you an do the leg work and put two and two together. If the drill results were "blank" then the resources are inferred
It's like saying I "infer" I have a pot of gold in my backyard so it must be true. Loan me 49 million and let's mine it. I got a secret indicative pricing letter that says it's worth a lot of money.
Ps my real name is bugs bunny

[Luvin_It] Gus please stop with the personal attacks, we are here to debate CCB.

Luvin_It — 4/3/2016 8:10:16 PM

[Zengold] Stop attacking me. I will complain to SI Ron like you always do if you dont sto...

Zengold — 4/3/2016 7:29:31 PM

Stop attacking me. I will complain to SI Ron like you always do if you dont stop. Your hurting my feelings

[GMPInvestor] Gus if you believe the CCB rolling resource story as the chief fairytale spinner...

GMPInvestor — 4/3/2016 6:20:47 PM

Gus if you believe the CCB rolling resource story as the chief fairytale spinner puts it then you will also believe I have prime Florida land for sale and not for a second think it is actually swampland. The Ccb story is so unbelievable I can't believe you are that gullible Gus you seem well educated. Right??

[GMPInvestor] Chief loves spinning his tall tales of woe about Zen while pumping Ccb for over ...

GMPInvestor — 4/3/2016 6:13:38 PM

Chief loves spinning his tall tales of woe about Zen while pumping Ccb for over 2 years. When confronted on the apparent slime ball tactics he will change the subject invariably everytime. That approach is disgraceful IMO

[GrumpyGus] You're getting more embarrassing with every post. Grow a pair, apologize, and tr...

GrumpyGus — 4/3/2016 6:01:23 PM

You're getting more embarrassing with every post. Grow a pair, apologize, and try to post something that someone other than you and GMP think is worth reading.

[Zengold] Why would ccb not release this so called multi million dollar marble contract th...

Zengold — 4/3/2016 5:58:48 PM

Why would ccb not release this so called multi million dollar marble contract that they claim they have?

Is the marble industry so secretive.?.....or does it really exist?....questions IIROC needs to find out for us all!

Nice folks.... write or call and as a shareholder or former shareholder tell them why and how you felt it was , in you opinion, misleading or not truthful.

Remember keep those trade records...class actions.....

[Zengold] Stop... your making me cry.....you should really stick to the ZEN bashing BB of ...

Zengold — 4/3/2016 5:51:50 PM

Stop... your making me cry.....you should really stick to the ZEN bashing BB of Nuc, stuffbug and chief.

And at least be real.... not some phoney...im only here to gain knowledge while you post garbage bashing ZEN!

[GMPInvestor] "Most of the boards have Zen supporters" Why do you think that is Gus? I will te...

GMPInvestor — 4/3/2016 5:50:12 PM

"Most of the boards have Zen supporters"
Why do you think that is Gus?
I will tell you why. Zenyatta is the company with the best graphite find in the world.

CCB is on an abandoned mine site. Nuff said. Anything Chief is pumping I'm not buying

[GrumpyGus] I don't really wonder why I get banned. Most of the boards have ZEN supporters m...

GrumpyGus — 4/3/2016 5:37:24 PM

I don't really wonder why I get banned. Most of the boards have ZEN supporters moderating. Guys like you love to cry about ZEN bashing, but you're far worse in what you say about CCB and its supporters.