@nostic It’s amazing how a decade of residency can still leave someone completely ignorant to how infrastructure, litigation, and actual corporate mining logistics work. 🤔
You conveniently downplay the Alaska Peninsula Corp and ignore Iliamna Natives Ltd. The actual local village corporations closest to the deposit are co-plaintiffs with NAK against the EPA because they want the jobs.
The 404(c) veto is a regulatory action, not a law of physics. The State of Alaska is suing the feds right now because the EPA overstepped into state property rights.
You blast NAK for "endless dilution," then immediately shill a junior silver explorer ($BKRRF) with zero revenue. How do you think junior miners fund drilling? Dilution.
Also, The Pedro Bay easement only blocks the northern route. NAK has alternative infrastructure corridors. You're a liar or a hack.
$NAK Dunleavy wants it, but otherwise it's unpopular. Most Alaskans don't want it. I lived there for 10 years, so I know. APC has been supportive of it, but BBNC and Pedro Bay do not, will not, and in fact there is a conservation easement on Pedro Bay lands. Between Pedro Bay and BBNC, who own the land around Pebble, that means the ore is STRANDED. Why stick my nose in this? Mostly just to rile you guys up because its fun, but also because I have friends who fish commercially in AK and this mine would be very bad for the seafood industry. Bristol Bay is the foundation of the entire state's salmon industry. Well OVER HALF of the world's sockeye salmon are caught downstream from Pebble. Want a mine that actually has a chance in hell and is undervalued? Look at $BKRRF - Eric Sprott is a key investor there. Good luck! Hope you choose to put your money someplace smarter and don't give it to these liars hyping a dead end. Really, this won't end well for you all - endless dilution.
@GuitarTones Dunleavy wants it, but otherwise it's unpopular. Most Alaskans don't want it. I lived there for 10 years, so I know. APC has been supportive of it, but BBNC and Pedro Bay do not, will not, and in fact there is a conservation easement on Pedro Bay lands. Between Pedro Bay and BBNC, who own the land around Pebble, that means the ore is STRANDED. Why stick my nose in this? Mostly just to rile you guys up because its fun, but also because I have friends who fish commercially in AK and this mine would be very bad for the seafood industry. Bristol Bay is the foundation of the entire state's salmon industry. Well OVER HALF of the world's sockeye salmon are caught downstream from Pebble. Want a mine that actually has a chance in hell and is undervalued? Look at $BKRRF - Eric Sprott is a key investor there. Good luck! Hope you choose to put your money someplace smarter and don't give it to these liars hyping a dead end. Really, this won't end well for you all - endless dilution.
$BKRRF Looks like a really solid project, but I'm not biting until they bring in a new CEO. Never had a good feeling with the guy - that recent report of him being fined for not reporting 161 instances of insider trading is worrying. Hard pass until they make a change in management.
$BKRRF
New video.
Large step out drills in progress to expand the resource. Mine production is closer to 2030.
This story will take some time to develop unless a major takes them out before production.
https://youtu.be/LYohWIf-rHU?si=P0NK7piySc0TpDhH
$BKRRF
55% owned by institutions.
Land package of 25.5 sq kilometers.
Located in Nevada.
Just my opinion.
Current resource is a really great start.
Blackrock Silver is a growth story.
