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On 31 March 2008 the Alotau Pact was signed by late Joseph Kabui for the Autonomous Bougainville Government and Puka Temu for the Papua New Guinea government.

"About 15 steps were set out in the agreement for the reopening of the Panguna mine.
 Had the MRA succeeded the Panguna mine would have been reopened by Bougainville Copper Limited in September 2008."

Thank you for clarifying.

The 15 steps is an arrangement between the National Government and ABG under the Alotau MOU. Panguna re-opening was around number 10 but ABG brought to number 3 step to speed up the process to re-open the Panguna mine.

mekamui.wordpress.com/2013/03/20/...beginning-of-panguna-mine/

was will man mit diesen beiträgen bezwecken?

Das ist nur "gepushe" und soll lediglich die Taschen des "Pushers" füllen. Also Vorsicht!!!!

......aus Post-Courier u. National welche nicht in der Online Ausgabe veröffentlicht wurden.

Hier wird klar versucht die Meinungsbildung im Sinne von Morumbi zu beeinflussen.(Mehr im 707)

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Es zeichnet sich ein Wandel in der Branche ab. Experten glauben, dass jede dritte an der TSX-V börsennotierte Gesellschaft Anfang 2014 nicht mehr existieren wird. 500 Unternehmen sollen bis dahin somit vom Kurszettel verschwinden. Ihr Hauptproblem: Ihnen fehlt das Geld. Schon jetzt notieren mehr als 1.000 Unternehmen in einem Bereich von 0,20 Dollar und darunter. Das macht wie auch immer geartete Finanzierungsrunden problematisch. Mehr als 600 Gesellschaften haben weniger als 0,2 Millionen Dollar auf der Bank. Bei fortlaufenden Explorationsarbeiten und einer veränderten Investorenlandschaft sind die Überlebenschancen für viele dieser Problemfälle daher gering......Ein Beispiel ......2008 Goldlagerstätte .......Kosten je Unze bei 900 Dollar lagen, ..... Betracht man diese Lagerstätte heute erneut, so haben sich die Kosten bei den derzeitigen Steigerungsraten von jährlich 10 Prozent auf 1.450 Dollar je Unze erhöht. Darin sind die gestiegenen Kapitalkosten noch nicht einmal mit berücksichtigt. Trotz höherer Rohstoffpreise sind viele Fundstätten heute in der Realität somit gar nicht mehr wert als vor einigen Jahren, eine Falle für viele Unternehmen.

Diese Situation bringt auch solche Junior-Gesellschaften in Gefahr, die eigentlich auf viel versprechenden Liegenschaften sitzen. Aber steigende Kosten sind längst nicht die einzige Gefahr für diese Gesellschaften.

.......to visit Aboriginal Tent Embassy in Australia

ramumine.wordpress.com/2013/03/27/...ent-embassy-in-australia/

..eigentlich hätten doch die neu eingetragenen shareholder eine schriftliche Einladung bekommen müssen oder wurden die nur nach PNG/AUS versand ?


NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
Posted on March 11, 2013 by admin

Attached is the “Notice of Annual General Meeting” for the Company, included are the proxy forms and explanatory notes.
The Annual General meeting details are;

Date: Monday 8th April 2013
Time: 2.00PM

Venue: Grand Papua Hotel ‐ Mary Street Port Moresby. PAPUA NEW GUINEA

The notice of meeting, proxies, explanatory notes and annual report were mailed to shareholders on Wednesday 6th March 2013.
By order of the Board

PAUL D COLEMAN
Company Secretary

DOWNLOAD – Notice of AGM March 13
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die Einladungen sind Ende Februar rausgegangen, sofern man bei CompShare angekreuzt hat per Mail (=Post, im Vergleich zu E-Mail).
Ich habe den Geschäftsbericht und die Abstimmungspunkte mit einem Rückantortkuvert und dem Hinweis bis wann die zurückgeschickt werden sollten, erhalten und sonstige Informationen

Nächster Pusher!!! Das muss doch hier nicht sein. Ich plädiere für Ausschluss! Das müssen wir doch hier nicht haben!

Wer auf solche Sachen reinfällt, macht doch wahrscheinlich nur denjenigen reich(er), der solche Penny-Stocks promotet.

Motto: "Das Geld ist nichtverloren, sondern es hat nur ein Anderer."

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=RQSRY69RiD0

...........wieder off

Haben die Jungs (C+C ?) wieder eine einstweilige Verfügung erwirkt?

Das I-net lahmzulegen werden diese Trickys trotzdem nicht schaffen ;-))))))

seekingalpha.com/article/415811-interoil-a-definite-short

www.citronresearch.com/wp-content/uploads/...vellipinewood.pdf

......and a 4.56% owner of Interoil stock, has also been investigated by various securities regulators. According to Bronte Capital, Mr. Civelli has involved himself in many a questionable deal throughout his career including the Delgratia deal wherein Civelli invested in a gold company that was adding gold to samples it took from the ground after the fact, Pinewood Resources "a stock which announced large finds and collapsed to pennies,"

http://seekingalpha.com/article/415811-interoil-a-definite-short

Auch wenn alles danach aussieht......

http://www.ariva.de/forum/...ADRs-867948-304728?page=616#jumppos15413

...........mit Morumbi haben die 2 Cs natürlich absolut nix zu tun ;-)))))))))

Man sollte überprüfen, ob dieser "Teilnehmer" nicht gelöscht gehört.

The ABG is openly promoting BCL to get back on the island. (...)
Where is this pro-BCL movement coming from? Bougainville certainly owes BCL nothing. It is the other way around. Most Bougainvilleans think that BCL owes Bougainville billions of dollars! (...)
Nowhere in the peace agreement or the constitution is the Bougainville Copper Act cited. Section 23 returns the resources under the special mining lease back to the Panguna customary landowners (...)

Minorities becoming majorities
We hear from the president that only a minority of the people of Bougainville don"t want Panguna to reopen; (...)
Observation: He should be very careful using the word "minority"; (...) Information on the ground is that "minorities" are becoming majorities as Bougainvilleans become aware that the ABG intends to allow total control of mining and ownership by president"s office. (...)

Trashing section 23
We hear that the ABG plans to justify trashing section 23 of the constitution by saying that the joint ownership scheme does not deviate from the constitution and therefore it is non-justiciable (...).
Observation: (...) The joint ownership ABG scheme will be challenged under section 206 on the grounds that it is unconstitutional (...).

Morumbi and the Kabui Model
(...)
Observation: We are familiar with the Kabui model and helped implement the BRDC Act. The Kabui model was heralded by overseas investors in London and New York at that time. We are aware of one of the companies referred to, Morumbi, and it is carrying out valuable work on Bougainville consistent with the Kabui model and the BRDC Act. It recognizes, as did Kabui, that the resource owners from time immemorial owned the resources on their customary land. They recognize that the resource owners are to be the sole holders of exploration and mining licences through section 23.
What Morumbi is doing is improving the lives of Bougainvilleans now, and that, in anticipation of the resumption of mining activity on the island, they will be invited to participate if the landowner company proceeds to undertake exploration: (...) [Beispiele]

Momis must stop 23 or it stops him
It is surprising to see ABG on such a brazen and open collision course with its resource owners, ex-combatants and the citizens of Bougainville. They show contempt for the struggle that the Bougainvillean people went through. (...)
Bougainvilleans are asking the question – why is the ABG doing this? We know by the ABG"s admission that it has pledged Panguna to BCL. But there must be more to it than that. We can only speculate. Seven MOU"s were signed by Momis early in his term reportedly with China. (...)

Submitted by Mathias Salas; former minister for finance, mining, lands & planning, and Joe Watawi; vice president and minister for commerce, trade & industry in the first ABG government.

Zur vollständigen Meldung:
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www.igr.gov.pg/bconstitution.htm

Vereinfacht ausgedrückt:

Das Land u. die Resourcen gehören den Landeignern u. nicht dem ABG bzw. Staat.

Für BCL kein Problem (Lo`s Statement: We want BCL back)

www.morumbi.ca/news/82-032613.pdf

Die sollte man aus dem Land jagen,das schlimme ist das ein paar Schwachköpfe denen zuhören.
Bin gespannt wie Momis mit denen umgeht. Wir haben ja bei den regionalen Meetings gesehen,das sind vereinzelte die schnell ein paar Groschen verdienen wollen,denen ist der Rest der Bevölkerung völlig egal.

Es ist ja schon fast  jedem Einheimischen klar , dass man nur mit BCL die Unabhängigkeit erlangen kann.

........and is not disputed by Interoil itself:

seekingalpha.com/article/415811-interoil-a-definite-short

#1 Carlo Civelli has a long record of being the lead investor on companies that turned out to be fraudulent. Not just a couple, but MOST of the companies for which he has raised money through Clarion his investment brokerage.

#2 Carlo Civelli has been investigated multiple times by Canadian authorities. Their complaints do not refer to him fondly.

#3 Carl Casserta was hired by and continues to work for Interoil despite being banned from the securities industry. Interoil falsely told the New York Times that he was fired once his past came to light. Casserta even helped Interoil "ring the bell" when it came to the New York Stock Exchange.

#4 Interoil had an arrangement to distribute several shares to John Thomas Financial, Clarion, and Carey. They did not disclose this to investors.

#5 John Thomas Financial is run by Antonio Belessis, who not only seems to think that bankers are an oppressed minority, has a long record of FINRA complaints. His previous jobs were for several notorious penny stock brokerages.

#6 Wayne Kaufman promoted Interoil on CNBC and falsely claimed that his firm, John Thomas Financial, did not have an investment banking relationship with Interoil. Subsequent to Kaufman's appearance on CNBC, Interoil's stock rose above $35 and Interoil was able to convert it's debt to stock.

#7 Had Interoil not been able to raise equity and convertibles to pay off the Merrill loan and the Clarion loan it would have been in default on these securities.

Now you want to argue that all of this is trumped by the GLJ/KR resource evaluations and the strong flow rates during very short tests go ahead. But implying that the above is a figment of bad people's imagination and in fact never happened is a lie.