Red Herrings Do Not Create a Credible Argument
Whilst the purpose of some posts may be to unsettle speculators with a nothing burger, investors understand that environmental and social impact assessments have already been completed by US DFC, and DFC has continued to move through its assessment process.
- Environmental and Social Impact Assessment for Karibib Mine Site - Accepted, with no adverse findings.
- Environmental and Social Management Plan - Accepted, with no adverse findings.
- Socio-Economic Baseline Study Report - Accepted, with no adverse findings.
- Air Quality Monitoring Report - Accepted, with no adverse findings.
- Hydrogeological Report - Accepted, with no adverse findings.
- Draft Karibib Mine Site Closure Plan - Accepted, with mine closure improving the current site, and returning it to farmland (which it was not following previous closures).
- Fauna and Flora Report - Accepted, with no adverse findings.
- Archeological Desk Study - Accepted, with no adverse findings.
- Environmental Monitoring Report - Accepted, with no adverse findings.
To quote from the post:
"You see I provide information directly from sources that’s not my opinion."
Police Investigation@4hrworkweek raises again the police investigation initiated by LPD (which is unrelated to picking rocks from around the Karibib railway station). The account seeks to link it to ESI assessments - a convenient distraction.
The Namibian police are not making any comment, but perhaps @4hrworkweek knows more than is being revealed.
- When did the event, the subject of the investigation, occur?
- What was the quantity of product allegedly stolen?
- Did any stolen product end up in China, for the benefit of a voracious CCP-owned mining company?
- When did a deflective misinformation campaign start on the LPD threads?
To quote again from the post:
"Very fair questions."
Deflection and Misinformation Impact
Despite attempts to derail the acquisition of LOH-Max patents from Bright Minz Pty Ltd, the CRs to fund operations, and confidence in the Board and the Executive Team, LPD continues to
- own its mine at Karibib;
- plan for its chemical plant in KEZAD; and
- progress towards funding and OT customers.
Another "fair question": What is the result?LPD and investors: 1
Sinomine and staff: 0.
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