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Jesus himself said, If they won’t believe my word, and they won’t believe the prophets Before me… They won’t believe, even if they see someone raised from the dead… I’ve heard a lot of people say they would believe if they saw someone raised from the dead… But I’ll take The word of Jesus over their Word every day… We are entering a time where the only thing that you will be able to hold onto is the word of God… Everything else is subject to change… Going forward it’s all about focus… What you are focused on… Jesus also said how you measure his word is how it will be measured back to you… I just encourage you to measure it big…

It makes it very easy to see the extinction  of the human race in the almost immediate future….We don’t need no stinking humans.

Will a Robot have any purpose if the human race becomes extinct???? What? Colonize Mars? Why?

Looks pretty terminal to me, so I thank God for giving me such a wonderful life. It has really been SNG!

German Students on Strike Against Mandatory Military Service (VIDEOS)

Weather alerts from Baha to Southern California. Honest hard working business on the coast of Mexico at risk. Hope they themselves stay a safe distance away from it.

Because it will be to late for them. If their only worried about the last minute end times then it’s not about repentance it’s about fear. God’s patience isn’t a invitation for procrastination. That’s why no one knows when that time will come.

Instead of finding  conflict in what Cayce said, I find it fascinating that he is expanding on what the Bible explains, and is able to fill in the current history, right up to today’s happenings.

Maybe the question we should be asking is why this is being revealed right now, in this time? I’d think this discovery would be splashed all over the MSM, why isn’t it?

The Lord is literally screaming that time is short and it’s all real for anyone who has ears to hear. This is “as in the days of Noah” as He said it would be 2000 years ago, IMHO. Don’t miss it.

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🚨 CALIFORNIA WANTS 16-YEAR-OLDS IN BOOSTER SEATS

This is INSANE

Starting January 1, 2027, kids ages 8 to 16 have to pass a “Five-Step Test” before they can ride without a booster.

Fail any step and your 15-year-old — the one who can legally drive in some states — is back in a booster seat.

more

https://www.gbnews.com/news/world/china-stockpile-secret-war-chest-gold-taiwan-invasion

China has been secretly stockpiling billions in gold for decades and experts fear it could be a precursor to an invasion of Taiwan.

Since the millennium, Beijing’s central bank has purchased nearly 2,000 tonnes of gold – a roughly six times growth in reserves equivalent to £209billion in today’s money.

Has to do with the reliability of the GDP

Reflecting the emotional burdens of humanity. That they are luckier because they aren’t troubled by or dwelling in the past or troubled by the things of the  future or  schemes of man. Things can happen but he thought the mouse was luckier. If he lived in these days of globalism  I wonder if he would feel the same. But then a little mouse has many predators from earth to air so everyday is a struggle to survive.

These are the end times as Cayce exposed during his lifetime, and we have all chosen to be here at this time to do our part to help our souls to  transition from this life to the next. Please don’t skip this…It’s SNG

There are so many variables going on in the world that in planning for world domination I would refer to the Scottish poet Robert Byrne and his poem: To a Mouse,

Robert Burns
1759 –
1796
On Turning Her Up in Her Nest with the Plough, November 1785.

an excerpt

But Mousie, thou art no thy lane,
In proving foresight may be vain:
The best-laid schemes o’ mice an’ men,
Gang aft a-gley,
An’ lea’e us nought but grief an’ pain,
For promis’d joy.

🙂

That’s what all empires do. British, Spanish, French, Roman, Egyptian, Mesopotamian – they were all the same.

Maddog, oil at Falklands, maybe. It must have been just sheer coincidence that the Argies invaded four or five years after the surveys indicated that oil could be there. 🙂

eeos Reddit article seems plausible, especially considering our debt and the upcoming currency devaluation or better, gold revaluation, although I suspect the rest of the world will have to take our word that we have the gold. What of course will never be discussed is tossing out the Fed and defaulting on their portion. Somehow they have a magic hold over us, just like…never mind.

All that hinges on the rest of the world going along with it. Revelation chapters 17, 18 sum up how that will work out for us if anyone’s interested, but I digress…

Another fabulous day of underperformance, just enough to get yesterday’s losses back. I do not expect to be around when pm’s finally reach fair value, but it will be something to behold when it happens. 😎

Take Lundin’s Bonza Sur drill hole BLP-2026-553, for example, which intersected 204.26 grams per tonne (“g/t”) of gold (“Au”) over 3.05m from 140.25m, including:

• 1035.60 g/t Au over 0.60m

Naturally it’s exciting to have the kilogram per tonne resource, but:

3.05 metres at 204.26g/t = 622.99 g/t per metre (3.05 x 204.26), and for the same assay,

0.60 metres at 1035.60g/t = 621.36 g/t per metre (0.60 x 1035.60)

So the result is really a two foot long section at 1035.6 g/t plus eight feet at 0.5 g/t for ten feet overall mineralisation. Applying the same arithmetic to the other three results shows that really only the smaller numbers are relevant. So the practical results, including the down hole distances, are:

BLP-2026-553:0.60 m @1035.60 g/t from 140.25m

BLP-2026-483-D1: 50.44 g/t Au over 2.30m from 698.30m

BLP-2026-483-D2: 23.21 g/t Au over 3.20m from 715.35m

BLP-2026-475-D5: 179.0 g/t Au over 0.40m from 962.45m

which is all indicative of a veined resource, which they say is indicated, in quartz. Which is refractory.

Those are four results from 20 holes drilled, the other 16 having much lower or insignificant grades at various depths.

Next you need to look at the locations, and the angles of the drills. Two holes drilled half a metre apart in the same direction both intercepting a kilo/tonne of gold is the same as one hole, but two great results. Two holes drilled half a metre apart in the same direction with one hole reporting a kilo per tonne and the other zilch is typical of a narrow veined quartz resource. A nightmare to prove up a reserve which is necessary to get finance, but not necessarily difficult to mine as you just follow the vein until it is exhausted – depending on how deep it is. Two holes 100m apart angled to meet where the gold is may provide useful data for a mine design, but gives brilliant marketing ammo for the share brokers.

And so you build up a profile of the deposit, always looking for what they aren’t telling you.

Then you’ve got all the usual things for a mine, permitting, location and accessibility, water, energy, politics (Mali was OK ten years ago), EPA rubbish etc. etc. Oh, and time scale.

It’s not difficult, but it is time consuming, and you get better the more you do.

With this nuclear thing it shouldn’t be used for mischief but last resort. Once someone starts using them, even smaller ones other countries will be sure to follow maybe even immediately in retaliation like N Kotea. Well so and so used it so can we thing will start. That mountains thousands of feet high. Anything below and who knows how far underground they are will be shielded by rock and thousands of feet of dirt and likely air filtration no matter what happens at the surface.

I asked Chat: Back in the old days, what was the typical amount of gold per ton of the ore. I heard 1/2 to 1 ounce per ton.

Yes — ½ to 1 troy ounce of gold per ton of ore was quite realistic for many of the richer old underground gold mines, although there was a huge range.

For perspective:

• 0.5 oz/ton = about 17 grams/ton
• 1 oz/ton = about 34 grams/ton
• Some exceptionally rich veins ran several ounces per ton, and occasional pockets were extraordinarily higher.
• Lower-grade ore could be 0.1 oz/ton or less.

A very good historical example is the Idaho-Maryland Mine in California, which operated from 1866–1955. Its reported lifetime average mill-head grade was about 0.50 oz of gold per ton.

Another historical study of Virginia mines calculated grades ranging from about 0.29 to 0.58 oz/ton, with one property ranging as high as 1.55 oz/ton.

So your recollection of ½ to 1 ounce per ton is quite reasonable for high-grade historical gold ore.

And here’s the interesting part: 1 ounce per ton sounds small, but one ton of rock is an enormous amount of material. At the old official gold price of $20.67/oz, that was about $20.67 worth of gold per ton before mining and milling costs.

Great views from there!

“Gold mining Drill results”

I’m sure there are mining analysts who have written about this. Maybe even AI would help. Obviously thicker is better, higher grade is better, shallower is better. Type of rock is important, oxides are easier to treat rather than refractory ore. I like greater than 1 gram per ton for an open pit project, although some mines are successful treating lower grades than that. Stripping ratio is important for open pit mines. How much overburden do they have to remove to get to the ore? I owned a PM stock which didn’t perform well even though they had good grade for an open pit and lengthy intercepts. When I looked at it closer I noticed that the ore was deep and would be expensive to uncover. I sold the stock. Underground mining they need a better grade I like 5gr a ton a or better. There too depth is important. Deep mines are expensive but if the grade is good enough it will still happen.

I’m sure there are a zillion more factors and I have just touched upon a few.

Cheers

for the machines…….synchronize the metals  to stocks on the downside, but DO NOT ALLOW the metals to go up with the DJIA….

Today is a perfect example……DJIA up some 475 points , yet Gold could only eke out a $14 move to the upside!!

DISGUSTING!!

” pissed at us”

Yes we sure upset the apple cart! 🙂 Hopefully it doesn’t go on too much longer and cause even more damage.