Northern Dynasty Minerals Ltd NAK

20-years. $1 billion spent. Nothing except:

[RealityCheck123]

multiple account trollers providing no useful information.

[RIDER1975]

What sort of info would you need in times when only legal procedures goes , with certain dates any decisions could be made? 

[RealityCheck123]

Try again.  This time using English.

[RIDER1975]

Right, I have made mistakes. So, you surely know, if there is only a certain chance, a likelihood, a probability of getting the permits needed, and after these long years of waiting and denial the chances are not quite high of getting them, whats more, rather low, its not rational to spent any cent, or make efforts to the project, let alone the legal process, or litigation. If thats the case, what

[RealityCheck123]

The board continues to have difficulty understanding your posts. 60 permits/authorizations required before AK legislative vote. Only one permit has been applied for and has been denied. SCOTUS does not issue permits. Facts from the past are factual until new facts are presented modifying/replacing previous facts.  Learn from the past. 20 years. $1 billion spent.  No Feasibility

[RIDER1975]

Understood. Sir. But where is any new info, or any fact that changed, in your posts? If nowhere, why posting the same, day by day?

[RealityCheck123]

Based on non-exhaustive research, as of this post there is no new information to change current facts.   Reposting is to solicit any new and relevant information, and comment from others for discussion, as well as informing those would lack facts. Are restating facts a bad thing?

[RIDER1975]

No,,of course not. Might be misunderstood, or more accurately put it,  misinterpreted  For clarity, I am not in love with this share or the firm or project itself. Up to  a certain probability, which is definetaly not zero zero %, they may be succesful. Or at least some decisions revisions might spark a renewed spculation run, similar to those years ago, and may rocket the sp

[RealityCheck123]

Non-factual speculation.  Now that's a vote of confidence!