EPM management - the right mix ?, page-61

Bodes very well for EPM actually. Because as many of the GGG folk rightly point out, Greenland is in need of money and wants to push to independence. Greenland Government also knows that it's people are beyond sensitive to uranium mining. So to achieve strategic aims and achieve political aims of reelection in a few years the government needs to get some projects up and running fast.

Alas I believe EPM is perfectly placed to capitalise on this strategic environment and has a proven management team that is extremely good at dealing with First Nations, with respect being the first thing through the door. And the Greenlanders deserve respect at their mining of Cryolite changed the world and unknowingly to them at the time polluted the environment around the mine. Not only does this old mine hold huge quartz and zink potential, it also offers potential to clean up and reprocess tailing piles and the road (made of tailings) and limit continued pollution that will occur without treatment. Just so happens that within this area, up the hill, six core were taken looking for Cryolite and were never cut...

Strategically, it is very easy to see why many GGG investors see EPM as a threat. EPM and other provide the Government options moving forward without uranium mining and upsetting voters.

Obviously this goes out the window for EPM if Uranium is found above 100ppm average in Greenland. Then we are holding hands with GGG.