Step 1, step 2, step 3 It's hard to get excited about anything other than the mining licence submittal these days. Our whole existence hinges on that action. It goes in, it seems to be a matter of administrative routine, we get a licence to make tons of month in 2 months. It doesn't go in, we either and die. So ya, shareholders are going to be frustrated by the delay when we were hyped and ready to launch in a serious manner for the first time ever.
It seems as though something has gone a little wrong on our end or the Ministries. Maybe they don't follow the letter of the law and we need to wait on a Minister's placement?? So weird. Maybe the municipality has snagged things in hopes of getting some new roofs around town?? Maybe that's why the embassedor came for a visit. That visit sure didn't strike me as a coincidence. Funny they didn't have any local politicians there for the photo op??
At any rate, the Ministry's granting of the Piskanja exploration licence and the Jarandol licence should prove some good will and cooperation for us suffering shareholders. I just pray Tim isn't dumping any money into those activities until we get through Step 2. We are scrapping the bottom of the private investing barrael and it is high time we cut that cord. Osmose has clearly bolted long ago and Tim is in denial or trying to keep a glossy "imminent financing" picture. I can't imagine anyone believes him other than the most ardent followers, but whatever. His throngs of "interested parties wanting to invest" story has worked for a decade, so why not a few more months.
Anyway, thank you Serbian Mining Ministry for the vote of approval. Hopefully we de-snag the process and can keep the fee gravy train going for the foreseeable future. Good luck to Tim in getting this thing de-snagged. He's going to need money again soon and Blake must be awful grouchy these days when it's time to make some more promotional calls.
One more "Anyway!" Anyway, complete Step 1, then Step 2, then Step 3. Keep all unnecessary costs to a minimum. We should be over a dollar share price once you get all that done. It appears to be all or mostly contracted desk work too. Remember, you can retire soon Tim. Just get that next package of paper in!