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International Zeolite Corp. V.CNZ


Primary Symbol: CNZCF

"Canadian Zeolite Corp is an exploration stage company. The Company is engaged in the acquisition, exploration and evaluation of mineral properties."


OTCPK:CNZCF - Post by User

Comment by depthson May 24, 2017 5:55pm
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Post# 26279856

RE:RE:Has anyone worked in the bush in the Mountains?

RE:RE:Has anyone worked in the bush in the Mountains?Hey Pbay, here you are again spreading your BS around like its fact. I know this will infuriate your boss but if you ever took the time to check you will find that all side roads are 100% open in the Princeton area unless posted at 70% axle weight. We all know you are a GOD and suddenly today a bushman but the somehow Ministry of Highways completely disagrees with the your new bushman's "soft like butter, its saturated" story. Like everything else you post its misinformation backed by your imagination. Your story is contrived and its well explained here ... https://ceo.ca/@thepbay?5991551a14f1 .....
thepbay wrote: What is the hold up???? Almost June. Very simple! GL

pbay


thepbay wrote: I have, thanks for the lesson on runoff. I would love to see that site right now, it would be soft like butter. It is saturated. Don't tell me after all this snow that it is the opposite. Been there, done that. GL

pbay




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