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[slewfoot2]

once again it looks like ol slew was rite in the analis.... gib is boat anchor....a sinking ship... the rats are fleeeing.... here is the statement from one of the owners of gibralter

""The reasons for the withdrawal are unstable operations, declining grade and increased risk of environmental liabilities," Yoshiki Manabe, managing executive officer, told a news conference. 

that is the bottom line cause ol slew said so....4 sure

once again 

"The reasons for the withdrawal are unstable operations, declining grade and increased risk of environmental liabilities," Yoshiki Manabe, managing executive officer, told a news conference. 

[pokinfun]

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[slewfoot2]

ol slew says 4sure.... they also will not deal with the stewrusty either... the tko arrogance .... funny how pebble went the same way as NP... lol... same directors... same suing the government.... same shareholders getting screwed..   same stewrusty et al.... ol slew says 4 sure

[JCSunsfan]

So, what would you have said in your response?

[pokinfun]

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[JCSunsfan]

Again.  Negotiations like this usually happen with agreed upon confidentiality until a simultaneous announcement.  It looks to me like Solitiz broke that.  That is why TKO did not say something first.  They would have invited a lawsuit.  I think its also why you cannot find anything about it anywhere on Solitz website or anywhere else.  The Solitz director stepped in

[JCSunsfan]

I thought they had hired someone to be the communicator for the First Nations other than BB. 

[JCSunsfan]

Yes, they did.  BB does not negotiate with First Nations.  Its Sean Magee.  He is the guy doing that job. 

[JCSunsfan]

The Sean Magee job description and expertise. Mr. Magee joined Taseko in September 2021 as Vice President Corporate Affairs and is responsible for leading Taseko’s public affairs and community relations programs, as well as for government relations, corporate communications, media, and policy initiatives. Mr. Magee has more than 25 years’ experience as a public affairs professional supporting