Ann: Suspension from Quotation, page-100

These are the people GLN will be dealing with, they include indigenous groups, (so called, but fake) environmentalists/conservationists, anti-mining extremists, enviro-human rights lawyers, opposition party politicians, local councilors, government public servants and bureaucrats, and others.

The bottom line for these groups, is that they all "make-money" from stopping mining.
It's quite simple really, because in the end, it all comes down to the "bottom-line".

They all have their own, and combined web sites, and use social media propaganda extensively now, they've formed coalitions and have some powerful influential people as members.

(Article - from 3 days ago).
Communities in the Salar of Hombre Muerto celebrate Argentine court’s ruling to suspend new lithium mining permits.
https://rightsindevelopment.org/news/lithium-mining-argentina-court-ruling/

Check out all the menu items on this web page, and you'll see what is happening.

Check out their Argentinian member web site.
https://rightsindevelopment.org/member/fundeps/

You can see from the web site that the coalition have over 100 members from 50 countries around the world. If you look at the map, you can see nearly all the 50 countries who are members are having mining projects stopped or hugely delayed. If you consider investing in small cap mining, you might want to keep the map and not invest in any of those 50 countries.

Here is their mission statement, which they couch in some very clever and nebulous language, in order to hide the fact that they are really an anti-mining fanatical extremist group, who are deluding people by spouting the propaganda that they are saving the planet.

(Mission)
"The Coalition for Human Rights in Development is a global coalition of social movements, civil society organizations, and grassroots groups working together to ensure that development is community-led and that it respects, protects, and fulfills human rights.
We do so by making sure that communities have the information, power and resources to determine their own development paths and priorities and to hold development finance institutions, governments, and other actors accountable for their impacts on people, peoples and the planet."

Check out their newsletters, titled "The power of collective struggles".
Many of the images in them show members with large megaphones raised to their mouths and fists in the air.

If that title is not a piece of perfect communist propaganda, then I don't know what is.

These titles are eerily similar to those used by Mao Zedong and the Chinese Communists of the 1960s to persecute populations, because the Communist link is very likely and disturbing for all of us democracies and liberal free nations.

It shows that what GLN and others are now having to deal with, is extremism and communism.

The power of collective struggles.
https://rightsindevelopment.org/publications/#newsletter

I'm afraid that has done it for me.

First was Africa, now South America,, Eastern Europe, Northern Asia, and I'm going to be out.
There is not many places left to invest in small cap mining anymore, not without a huge over-burden of regulation and extreme politics and environmental fanaticism and protest. These people have judges in their pockets are globally funded now.

Gw