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könnt ihr euren wild gewordenen Präsidenten mal zurückpfeiffen?
Es scheint er möchte, dass BCL aus Bougainville vertrieben wird.

Selbst ein Miringtoro lässt Herrn Sturm rethorisch alt aussehen.
Eigentlich wäre das Gegenteil zu erwarten gewesen.
 

..........falls es überhaupt noch welche gibt?????

Fake....  

Was soll ich denn darunter verstehen?  

 

Bevor ich meine Meinung sage, wollte ich das gefragt haben.
Welchen Plan verfolgst Du mit Deinen Worten?
Hast Du Dir das gut überlegt?
Ich finde, Du solltest jetzt hier etwas dazu schreiben und eine gute Begründung liefern.
Wenn da nichts kommen, dass muss das Konsequenzen haben.
Die spielst mit unserem Geld und das geht trotz Redefreiheit zu weit!  

Dumbass heisst dummes A****loch.....  

dumbass (plural dumbasses)

1.(US, vulgar, slang) A person marked by stupidity or foolishness.
She told him he was a dumbass.
The dumbass walked off with my car keys and left me his.

SynonymsSee also Wikisaurus:fool
 

..the dumbass took my copper and left me scrapmetall...  

Dieser "Dummbass"- Beitrag war nicht von Sturm, sondern an Sturm gerichtet.

 

.............News von Civelli ;-)))))

Morumbi Resources Aktie [WKN: A1JREE / ISIN: CA6194411089]

Diese Aktie wird nicht mehr gehandelt. ;-))))

http://www.finanzen.net/aktien/Morumbi_Resources_1-Aktie  

http://www.bougainville24.com/abg/...e-made-if-panguna-is-to-re-open/

Two important streams of information are flowing side by side across Bougainville at this time.

Both streams seem destined to merge in the near future, as the people of the Autonomous Region furnish themselves with facts and make practical decisions affecting their future.

The first information stream concerns the Bougainville Peace Agreement, first achieved many years ago but the details of which are now a little blurred in the memory of many Bougainvilleans.

Sharpening up the focus on the essential elements of the Agreement has become a priority task for both the Autonomous Government and NCOBA, the National Government’s co-ordinating agency for Bougainville Affairs.

Encouraging people to re-discuss  and better understand the historic agreement is necessary because the most vital of all its provisions is that a referendum be held, allowing all Bougainvilleans to vote on the choice to depart from Papua New Guinea and embark on a new life as an independent state, or remain as an autonomous entity.

President John Momis has declared that his government will bring the date of the referendum forward, hoping to hold the crucial vote earlier in its constitutionally designated window.

In early August, representatives from NCOBA and the ABG journeyed to Arawa to begin the process of re-connecting Bougainvilleans with the Peace Agreement.

The choice of Arawa as the venue for this re-invigorated awareness program recognises the historical fact that many of the participants in the original peace process reside in Central Bougainville.

Bound up with the first stream of information and awareness is another message seen as essential to any decisions about Bougainville choosing in the referendum to go it alone.

This factor is expressed in NCOBA’s slogan, “Peace by Economic Means”, also recognised by President Momis and members of his government.

For Bougainvilleans to enjoy a share in the god life as an independent or autonomous province, there must be economic development and underlying prosperity.

Most discussion about this reality lead back to Panguna, where the copper mine that provided decades of employment, business development, education and social opportunity now lies dormant.

Awakening this sleeping giant promises an early start to new income for the region and its people.

Although a re-start to mining and production of copper and gold could not be expected before 2020 or thereabouts, early work will generate employment and contractor opportunities.

Just as important as allowing people to make an informed choice about re-starting a large mining operation at Panguna, is the need to manage expectations.

Bougainville Copper Limited, President Momis’ preferred choice as operator of a re-started mine, is making it clear to stakeholders that the economics of opening up Panguna for a second life are not assured.

There are many unknowns to be “de-risked”, as mining economists like to say.

These include the future prices of copper and gold, Bougainvilleans’ expectations about compensation and remediation, and the cost of borrowing a massive $US 5 billion to develop and equip a mine which, over 20 years of dormancy has been stripped bare of much previous infrastructure.

So the second stream of information provided to Bougainvilleans flows from BCL through statements made at annual meetings and relayed to shareholders and through a review process known as an ‘Order of Magnitude Study’.

This document, carefully and expensively researched, attempts to convey a picture of what a new Panguna might look like, how long its mining life could be, how many men and women might be employed, what civic and social infrastructure could be developed around the mine and its surroundings, how waste rock and tailings could be managed in the modern era and many other considerations.

Opening the Order of Magnitude Study to relevant parties as an information document, BCL chairman Peter Taylor was at pains to make stakeholders aware of the factors still to be determined and the great amount of work still needed before any decision to re-start the mine can be taken.

“I emphasise the study has a degree of accuracy of plus or minus 30% and is not a substitute for the far more detailed bankable feasibility study that will be needed to support redevelopment,” Mr Taylor said.

“It is not intended to undertake additional and costly work until an agreement that permits profitable re-development is reached with landowners and governments.

“There are also complex tax, compensation and social issues that need to be resolved before development can proceed.

“The capital cost is high at US$5.2 billion but it has been assumed that most mine site facilities will need to be replaced.

“This will be reassessed once mine access is available.

“As previously made clear, the project is very dependent on robust long term metal prices,” Mr Taylor said.

So it is not only Bougainvilleans who have informed decisions to make regarding the future. BCL has to do some hard thinking also.

http://asopa.typepad.com/asopa_people/2013/10/...h-business.html#more

Wir können uns - wie früher - sehr gerne telefonisch oder Skype unterhalten. Dann werde ich Dir einige Hintergründe erläutern.

Ich denke allerdings keineswegs daran, meine Arbeit hier in diesem Forum, auf dem sich der überwiegende Teil der Poster hinter der Anonymität verstecken, zu rechtfertigen.

Ich lege auch keinen Wert darauf, Stellung zu beziehen zu den hasserfüllten Tiraden, die mein ehemaliger Stellvertreter Nekro gegen mich abfeuert. Soll er, wenn es ihn befriedigt! Offensichtlich scheint die sedierende Wirkung seines in seinem Image Bild veröffentlichten "Hausmittels" nachgelassen zu haben.

Auch die anderen Forumteilnehmer, die ganz offensichtlich mit mir in einen Wettstreit "Wer zitiert eine News zuerst?" eintreten wollen, haben bis heute nicht kapiert, welchen idellen Wert die ESBC Homepage für alle Investoren darstellt. Auch die habe ich nicht vor, zu bekehren.

Wie gesagt: Hier gibt es KEIN Statement mehr von mir! Allenfalls werde ich - wie gehabt - Hinweise auf die ESBC Homepage einstellen. Das war's!

Abschließend vielleicht doch eines: KEINER DER HIER AUS DER GEMÜTLICHEN ANONYMITÄT HERAUS POSTENDEN THREADTEILNEHMER HÄLT SEINEN KOPF HIN, WENN ES DARAUF ANKOMMT! ICH TUE ES SEIT MEHR ALS FÜNF JAHREN UNTER SEHR HOHEM ZEIT- UND NERVENAUFWAND.

Dein Anruf LOFP ist bei mir sehr willkommen!

Herzliche Grüße

Axel

"Abschließend vielleicht doch eines: KEINER DER HIER AUS DER GEMÜTLICHEN ANONYMITÄT HERAUS POSTENDEN THREADTEILNEHMER HÄLT SEINEN KOPF HIN, WENN ES DARAUF ANKOMMT! ICH TUE ES"

Vielleicht weil keiner der hier postenden Threadteilnehmer die Civellis mit einer unbewiesenen Mafia-Story auf der ESBC HP in Verbindung gebracht hat braucht auch keiner seinen Kopf hinzuhalten.

Wer sich mit...............

http://www.1001portails.com/...th-carlo-civelli-and-george-soros.html

...............anlegen will sollte sich zuerst fragen ob diese Jungs (Papa & Son) nicht vielleicht eine Nummer zu gross sind???? Da hat evtl. die aufputschende Wirkung einer hochprozentigen Substanz in grösseren Mengen zu einer Fehleinschätzung der Potenz geführt,hehe?

Bitte unbedingt Termin posten,Esbc Mitglieder, bzw. BOC Aktionäre aus dem Raum Stuttgart möchten evtl. ihre Unterstützung u. Zustimmung für ihren Präsi in der Verhandlung kundtun.

PS: Werden mit der Unterzeichnung einer Unterlassungserklärung auch die von der gegnerischen Seite geforderten Unkosten fällig? Berechnen die sich nach dem Streitwert?

Panguna erosion could devastate
By Leonard Fong Roka

Clean section of the Kavarong River waterway.
When the Bougainville Copper Limited (BCL) began its mine in Panguna in the 1960s it created an open-pit mine that is about two kilometres wide and half a kilometer deep. Before this could be achieved it required the clearance of jungle which occupied the space and million tonnes of overburden was washed down the present day Tumpusiong Valley.
The company’s operation greatly affected the natural environmental activity of the area’s main river system, the Kavarong.
The progress of mining at Panguna led to a build-up of waste gravel and rock dumps, the Kavarong River left its original banks and soared into heights of where the jungle used to be.
The waste rocks that filled in the Kavarong valley buried villages such as Dokotonama, Unang and Dapera and required the re-settlement of others.
The course of the Kavarong River was altered to safeguard the mining operation and sits on an artificial river bed that is now severely affected by weather.
This artificial part of Kavarong runs on a BCL made V-shaped concrete bed network starting from the fringes of the former Panguna Township to the north-east and meanders beside the few protruding slopes of the western perimeters right to where the gravel dumps were halted in 1989. This is a distance of estimated 4 kilometres.
Before the conflict BCL maintained the concrete river bed but now it is unattended. Years of erosion washed away the gravel that supports the river bed in some sections creating space beneath the concrete bed.
In other sections landslides filled into the concrete bed resulting in the blocking of the river into a massive pool where water is now being leaching into the gravel dumps which also contribute to sinkholes along the waterway.
Local gold miners had also contributed by digging gravel that supports the water way, which allowed rain to accelerate the formation of sinkholes.
All these actions had weakened the massive concrete in few areas.
Today the Kavarong – the sections within the mining site – are a potential threat to the Tumpusiong Valley villages, the people below and the major Arawa to Nagovis/Siwai/Buin highway that runs through the mine and the Tumpusiong Valley.
The breakdown of the V-shape river bed will be soon a disaster.
Its bursting will wash away the millions and millions of tonnes of stored gravel and rock dumps into the Tumpusiong Valley.
The first village to be buried will be Pirurari that stands on the foothills of these dump mountains. Then it will back-feed the Kavarong in the Tumpusiong scaring away people that had settled on the banks due to the ceasing of the Panguna mine costing them more for their finance, the gold in the present Kavarong river bed, will be buried.


Pirurari village is precariously below the eroding waterway.

The highway from South Bougainville will be cut off affecting businesses and services for most people and also bring new impacts to the sedimentation in the Banoni coastline of South Bougainville.
Since the Bougainville government has not so long financially catered for this imminent disaster catalyst every time the highway has being kept with funding for upgrade, it is now obvious the Panguna landowners and the BCL have to decide the prevention of a disaster on a Bougainville people from this mine-related hazard.
Environment, Infrastructure, Issues Admin 27th October 2013
 

...............über steigende Fördermengen

http://www.rohstoff-welt.de/news/artikel.php?sid=45760

"Abholzung und Quecksilbervergiftung: Der hohe Preis des Goldes"

http://www.spiegel.de/wissenschaft/natur/...-des-goldes-a-930360.html

 

Good governance key to future  

By LAWRENCIA PIRPIR

A greater level of good governance above Papua New Guinea’s national and provincial governments is what would ensure the Autonomous Bougainville Government is ready for the referendum for greater autonomy.
Autonomous Bougainville Government Acting Chief Administrator Chris Siriosi said the ABG and the national Government were working closely in preparations for the referendum before the 10th anniversary of the Bougainville Peace Agreement.
The future holds many issues to be preparing for and one important one is to set a confirmed date to hold the referendum vote between 2015-2020 where the two governments must agree through their representative co-chairs – ABG Chief Administrator and the Chief Secretary to the Government.
Speaking in Kokopo recently, Mr Siriosi said planning was underway to prepare for the people of Bougainville, those in the province, others living elsewhere in PNG and abroad to vote for whether they want to be independent or remain as part of Papua New Guinea. And the ongoing challenge is to create a greater standard of good governance that includes managing state owned institutions and how the government enables people to participate in government, he said.
“There are many ways to enable people to participate through an effective system of local level governments,” Mr Siriosi said.
“In Bougainville we have Council of Elders and other parts of Papua New Guinea we have another system of Local Level Government.”
Mr Siriosi said the people’s participation in good governance is key to removing and disposing of weapons in Bougainville.
“We must also look at basic freedoms like freedom of the press, freedom of expression,” he said.
“Whether there is adequate opportunity for the people of Bougainville individually and communally also.
“That they have freedom to express their opinions without fear of intimidation, similar requirements would be in place for the press.
“This would encourage the media to scrutinize the work of the government. And there is also room for civil society on Bougainville.
“All these issues that concern internationally accepted standards a relative to achieving greater autonomy through the people’s say. “To date, issues that need to be confirmed include who conducts the referendum whether it would be the ABG, the national Government, both in a joint effort or engage an independent body.”
Mr Siriosi said admitted it was not easy work given the short time frame left and assured that the ABG Administration is working around the clock in preparation for the referendum.  

More responsibility for ABG

House of Representatives in Buka – Courtesy of Peter John Tate
The drawdown of powers to the Autonomous Bougainville Government from the departments and agencies of the National Government is gathering pace.
Seven government divisions within the Bougainville Administration which have already had powers and functions transferred are currently implementing their work plans.
The Chief Executive Officer of the Division of Autonomy and Implementation, Paul Kebori, said the seven divisions have been acting in accordance with agreements signed with their counterparts in the National Government.
Mr Kebori said much progress has already been made but, because of the complexity of the interaction between Bougainville and National Governments, not everything can happen at the same time.
He said some divisions within the ABG Administration needed to look at their capacity before attempting to fully implement their plans. Other divisions were further advanced.
Education, for example, is preparing to pass legislation confirming the powers and functions it already holds, he said.
Other divisions that have already drawn down powers include Health, Primary Industry, Lands and Physical Planning, Forestry, and Works and Technical Services.
ABG is also looking forward to the signing of another agreement between Bougainville’s Community Development Division and its national counterpart towards the end of 2013.
Other functions already been passed to the ABG include Time Zone, Sports, Liquor Administration and Public Holidays.  

Quelle : http://hotcopper.com.au/announcements.asp?id=623300


Press Release
Companies Announcement Office
Australian Securities Exchange
31 October, 2013
BOUGANVILLLE COPPER LIMITED APPOINTS RIO TINTO EXEC
UTIVE TO THE BOARD
The Company is pleased to announce that a Rio Tinto
executive Mr Adam J. Burley will
join the Board on the 31
st
October, 2013 as a Director of the Company. Mr Bur
ley will be
required to stand for election at the next Annual G
eneral Meeting of the Company.
Adam Burley is General Manager Strategy for Growth
and Innovation, Rio Tinto Copper
Group.
Adam joined Rio Tinto in 2000 as an exploration geo
logist and has worked in various
leadership roles throughout Africa, Europe and Nort
h America. Adam has broad based
experience across multiple commodities and has led
projects through exploration,
project development and execution, and divestment.
Adam has also held corporate and
strategic roles including Executive Assistant to th
e Rio Tinto Chief Executive.
Immediately before his current appointment, Adam he
ld the position of President and
CEO of the recently divested Rio Tinto Eagle Mine,
a nickel copper mine located in
Michigan USA.
He holds a Masters Degree in geology from the Unive
rsity of Southampton, United
Kingdom  

... auf  www.bougainville-copper.eu !

doch noch meinen dicken packen?
mal sehen......  ab da bin ich geld!
auch wenn ein fallen meist übel ist; ich
habe hoffnung......
 

.......auch wenn ein fallen meist übel ist......

aber bezogen auf den gestrigen Handel  in D mit einem eigentlich lächerlichen Volumen von 174000 stk.

In Au von 43 auf 42,5 bei Vol 60580 stk.

Trotzdem insgesamt enttäuschend zur Zeit. Leider. ;-))))