Slam Exploration Ltd V.SXL

Interesting Maps revisited

[Cussy]

Sometimes a "map" is worth a thousand words...


The map to the right shows SLAMS projects in New Brunswick.
I had posted similar factual posts in the past that were all removed. Hopefully that will not happen again now... The removal before was aggravating to say the least, but more than that, quite suspicious. Why would factual posts related to a company on that companies board be removed, when so many other garbage nonsense posts are left alone? Suspicious for sure, and I am somewhat disappointed at stockhouse over this.


At any rate, there are big projects being worked on as we speak in NB by the likes of two of the biggest base metal producers in the world. Those two companies of course are Xstrata Zinc & Votorantim Metals.
Again, look at the MAP of SLAMS properties
in NB (hopefully the format doesn't get goofy when I post it)




Now look at the map below of the activity going on with Xstrata Zinc & Votorantim Metals. I used to have a claims map in NB showing precisely which company had which parcel. (was posted here and then removed)





Put these maps in perspective with what is happening in NB... Take a look at current producing
mines and there grades in correlation to the results that SLAM is producing at various projects.
This has been outlined time and time again by very knowledgeable posters here.
We have got millions of dollars being invested by two of the worlds largest
base metal companies right next door, we have a billion dollar world class
infrastructure in place all within 100 km. More specifically, the Belledune smelter
and Seaport are only 25km to the west of Nash Creek, and two mills, Brunswick 12 and Caribou are
all in easy range of every one of Slams NB projects. How many projects are being worked on right now
that have zero no reasonable chance of success as a result of the lack of infrastructure.


I continue to believe that given the above, we have every reason to be confident that Slam will become
a producing mineral company and that patience will be highly rewarded. I have not sold a single share
and will continue to hold and accumulate on any weakness.


I suggest those who want to find out what is going on next door to SLAM's properties,
google New Bruswick, zinc, copper, lead, Xstrata, Votorantim, Trevali, etc.


New Brunswick has been a world class producer of base metals and will no doubt continue to be
as current resources are increased and "new" resources are discovered. It just make good sense
to spend money next to existing infrastructure to increase resource, rather than spending money
on finding mineralization in locations that require 100's of millions of dollars to develop.


Obviously, Xstrata & Votorantim are of the same opinion.


I hope this post helps to put some very practical information into perspective.


Cheers,
Cussy, the Windsurfer:)