First Uranium Corporation T.FIU

Bad business

[uranicynic]

This latest development is extremely troubling. Trying to pull a mining permit on a non-mining entitiy smacks of  a corporate shakedown on a grand scale. Since there would seem to be no legal foundation for this action I'm wondering where FIU's erstwhile partners AngloGold and particularly Vulisango disappeared to. Vulisango is happily being paid 52k/month to run interference and smooth the waters for FIU. Where are they when they're needed?

[smoking81]

I think there is general unrest in SA. A lot of it is coming from the ANC youth arm. Lots of blacks still see mining as a white controlled industry making too much money. FIU is easy to pick on as it is foreign owned and seems to have a bad safety record with several deaths of black workers. Anglo has lost $24M already so they need to step up and smooth this out. This company is not

[cowcash]

Does Anglo have does connections in SA?

[smoking81]

They have 8 large mines in SA. The company disclosed itself in 2006 as having an unacceptable safety performance in its platinum mines. Safety measures were taken in January 2011. AngloGold Ashanti was named the world's "Most Irresponsible Company" at the Public Eye Awards, hosted by the Berne Declaration and Greenpeace in Davos, Switzerland. The nominating organisation, WACAM (Wassa