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yeah right.....that's why Perry the CEO registered over 39 million for sale....geeze....this is going a lot lower....later
The new 8K today does not look good:
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=61499825
I can't blame people for not liking that spinoff of the Ruby at half the price of NBRI....this stock could be heading down to .01...or lower....
well I tried to buy 500k at .02 and they would not sell them to me....
These guys are making more money off seafood then they are grass....the grass is just an added bonus....with the revenue generated by todays news this stock imo should be in the multi-dollar range...a stock buyback plan should help at these levels....good luck you guys....you got a winner here...
NOW THOSE DRUNKEN MINERS ARE TALKING ABOUT HOW GOOD THE WEATHER IS IN THE SIERRA NEVEDA
http://forecast.weather.gov/product.php?site=NWS&issuedby=STO&product=AFD&format=CI&version=1&glossary=1
We will see....but I'm like you. I'm not going to believe it unless I see it. I would like to know if the Dinar is associated with CMKX and Robert Mahue financed the Iraq War as well. It would be nice to see an initial payment over $8.50 per share and $32.00 a share... But I'm not going to believe it unless I see it like you.
Well supposedly there is a Trust set up by the ex head of the OSS and CIA, Special Projects FBI who ran Howard Hughes empire...we just have to see if its real or not....And if we have to turn in out certs for this distribution only...
Whoever has the money if there is money for the shareholders.
Yes after the payout supposedly...we shall see...
Those drunken miners don't know what they're talking about:
Gold Country (also Mother Lode Country) is a region in the central and northeastern part of California. It is famed for the mineral deposits and gold mines that attracted waves of immigrants, known as the 49ers, during the 1849 California Gold Rush.
Sutter's Mill in 1850.
The Gold Country lies on the western slope of the Sierra Nevada, reaching down to the Sacramento Valley. The oldest geology can be found along the easternmost portions of this region, closer to the Sierra Nevada summits. It consists of ancient sea floor and portions of islands which were added onto the western edge of North America during the late Paleozoic, about 275 million years ago. The western sections of the Mother Lode are significantly younger, from the mid Mesozoic about 150 million years ago, and also consist of material that was solidified on the ocean floor to the continental edge. Massive intrusions of granite forced their way into these formations. After ten miles of overlying material was eroded over the last 70 million years, these intrusions became visible throughout the Sierra Nevada. Over the last 50 million years, rivers and volcanoes deposited materials; these built up in thick layers found atop many of the high ridges of the Sierra Nevada foothills.
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You're right there....copper can be used elsewhere in more important areas...the current supposedly copper penny is really not worth much except like I said it takes .02 cents to make .01 cent penny....its better we get rid of it.....this is a modern society....copper king should do well in the long hold....Buy and Hold......
That was interesting to know....there was a special on TV this morning that dealt with copper...they said in the United States it takes .02 cents of copper to make .01 cents coin or a penny....the special recommended that the Unites States use steal for pennies instead of copper like other Countries do. But better yet if would be better for the United States just to get rid of the copper pennies altogether and just start with nickels....copper is a valuable metal with limited resources....its use can be better used elsewhere instead of coinage.
do nothing until the time is RIPE....you will be notified..........
Those drunken Gold miners can't keep their traps shut:
The California Gold Rush (1848–1855) began on January 24, 1848, when gold was found by James W. Marshall at Sutter's Mill in Coloma, California.[1] The first to hear confirmed information of the Gold Rush were the people in Oregon, the Sandwich Islands (Hawaii), and Latin America, who were the first to start flocking to the state in late 1848. All told, the news of gold brought some 300,000 people to California from the rest of the United States and abroad.[2] Of the 300,000, approximately half arrived by sea and half came from the east overland on the California Trail and the Gila River trail.
The gold-seekers, called "forty-niners" (as a reference to 1849), often faced substantial hardships on the trip. While most of the newly arrived were Americans, the Gold Rush attracted tens of thousands from Latin America, Europe, Australia, and Asia. At first, the gold nuggets could be picked up off the ground. Later, gold was recovered from streams and riverbeds using simple techniques, such as panning. More sophisticated methods were developed and later adopted elsewhere. At its peak, technological advances reached a point where significant financing was required, increasing the proportion of gold companies to individual miners. Gold worth tens of billions of today's dollars was recovered, which led to great wealth for a few. However, many returned home with little more than what they had started with.
The effects of the Gold Rush were substantial. San Francisco grew from a small settlement of about 200 residents in 1846 to a boomtown of about 36,000 by 1852. Roads, churches, schools and other towns were built throughout California. In 1849 a state constitution was written, a governor and legislature chosen and California became a state in 1850 as part of the Compromise of 1850.
New methods of transportation developed as steamships came into regular service. By 1869 railroads were built across the country from California to the eastern United States. Agriculture and ranching expanded throughout the state to meet the needs of the settlers. At the beginning of the Gold Rush, there was no law regarding property rights in the goldfields and a system of "staking claims" was developed. The Gold Rush also resulted in attacks on Native Americans, who were forcibly removed from their lands. An estimated 100,000 California Indians died between 1848 and 1868, and some 4,500 of them were murdered.[3] Gold mining also caused environmental harm to rivers and lakes.
RE: Hearing Date Change
To All CMKM Shareholders:
The date for our upcoming hearing in the case of CMKM vs. Wells Fargo Bank has once again been delayed/continued from March 6, 2014 until April 1, 2014. The circumstances creating this delay are certainly beyond our control, and will be discussed at a later date.
Please monitor this website for further news and updates. Thank you.
Steve Kirkpatrick
February 21, 2014
RE: Wells Fargo Case Update, Webinar #27
To All CMKM Shareholders
A new hearing date of March 6, 2014 has been set for Judge Scann with Clark County District Court to hear further arguments in the case of CMKM vs. Wells Fargo Bank. I spoke to our Las Vegas counsel moments ago to get a better understanding of what this means. In short, our case is still alive but we must wait until the next hearing to get further direction. We remain cautiously optimistic that the law and the facts are heavily in our favor, and that the court will ultimately allow our case to proceed.
I will host Webinar #27 on Thursday, February 27, 2014 at 8 PM CST using the PalTalk room set up for New Horizons Holdings, Inc. Here are the instructions to join the meeting:
1. Download PalTalk Messenger (free download).
2. Look under “Business and Finance” rooms and under the sub-heading “Investments”.3. When the room is open you will see the name New Horizons Holdings, Inc.
3. When the room is open you will see the name New Horizons Holdings, Inc.
4. Click on the room to join the meeting.
5. You can also use the URL http://express.paltalk.com/index.html?gid=1542973241 to join the meeting.
Our last webinar was our first time to use PalTalk, and was reasonably well-attended. However, we only had a handful of folks step up to ask questions. These webinars are your chance to get straight and accurate information from the company, so please take advantage of it.
Have a great weekend, and God bless!
Steve Kirkpatrick
we'll see.....and I really hope he goes into the pot business with his war chest.........
BUY and HOLD-WN
It would be nice if we had a ROI...if it happens then good...but until such time we wait...
BUY and HOLD-WN
February 17, 2014
RE: Death of Urban Casavant
To All CMKM Shareholders:
Reliable sources have confirmed the death of Urban Casavant on February 14, 2014 as a result of complications from a routine hernia surgery a few days prior. Casavant’s passing has been reported in PalTalk rooms and on Proboards since Friday, and it is indeed true.
It would not be appropriate for this company to publish any commentary about Casavant’s death that could be construed as celebrating or gloating. I have nothing good to say about Urban Casavant, as the evidence I have seen indicates that the man did many immoral and illegal things that have done great damage to our shareholder base of 50,000+ people. However, he was a human being with a family that is likely hurting at this time over the loss of a loved one.
In spite of his alleged wrongdoing, I hope that Casavant repented of his sins and received Jesus as his Savior prior to his death. If he did, he is in Heaven today – his wrongs covered by the blood of Jesus that was shed for us all. If he did not find that truth, then his eternal fate is far worse than anything we can imagine – only God can judge.
The entire situation is tragic, from the massive fraud committed by former insiders, to the suffering of 50,000+ CMKM/NHHI shareholders, to the early death of a man that we can neither celebrate nor commemorate. His family deserves common respect and the space needed to grieve over their loss. I encourage all CMKM/NHHI shareholders to extend this common and decent courtesy to the Casavant family.
I changed the name of CMKM Diamonds, Inc. in September, 2013 to get away from the sordid reputation of CMKM and the Casavant name. The events of recent days close another chapter in the long and arduous journey of CMKM/NHHI and its shareholders. We await the decision of Judge Scann in the Wells Fargo case, the extradition of John Edwards, and the impending criminal trial to follow.
In spite of the damage done to this company and its large shareholder base, we still have a strong hope for the day when CMKM/NHHI will defy the extreme odds and become a valuable, profitable company that our shareholders can be proud of. I will post Judge Scann’s decision as soon as I get it. God bless you all.
Steve Kirkpatrick
Witness protection program?
Urban passed away a few hours ago, had a stroke during hernia surgery.
This means you and your gang are not getting paid.
Rest in Peace Urban Casavant
WhiteNOC
Rest in Peace Urban Casavant
WhiteNOC
To All CMKM Shareholders:
I just got off the phone from speaking to two of our attorneys regarding the outcome of the scheduled hearing yesterday. As it turns out, the judge did not meet with the two teams of attorneys “in chambers” as had been expected. Judge Scann decided to forego the “in chambers” hearing, and took the new pleadings under advisement with no opportunity for further discussion.
In short, what this means is that we wait a few more days for the judge to weigh the merits of the case. She will issue a decision within a few days, but there is no specific deadline for her ruling to come down.
Our legal team remains cautiously optimistic about getting a favorable ruling which would allow the case to move forward. However, as previously reported – if we go forward it is like starting from square one, with new discovery requests, more hearings, more scheduling orders, and more delays.
I understand that everyone has been waiting for news, and I am reporting this to you as rapidly as possible. I did not sleep one minute last night myself. Frankly, I expected to get some answers yesterday, but heard nothing until I finally tracked down our local counsel in Las Vegas by phone around 11 AM CST.
So, we continue to endure and wait for the outcome. I will report anything I hear as soon as possible. I will probably schedule a PalTalk webinar when the judge’s decision is handed down in order to explain our situation to Shareholders, and to take your questions.
Happy Valentine’s Day, and God bless.
Steve Kirkpatrick
cmkmdiamondsinc.com/
February 12, 2014
RE: CMKM vs. Wells Fargo Bank Case Hearing Update
To All CMKM Shareholders:
In a continuing comedy of delays and errors, the long-expected hearing in Clark County, NV District Court in the case of CMKM vs. Wells Fargo Bank, NA will actually take place Thursday, 2/13/14. I had been advised originally by CMKM counsel that the hearing would occur on 2/5/14, and then that it was moved to 2/12/14. However, in reality the hearing will be held tomorrow. I apologize to CMKM Shareholders for the confusion surrounding the dates.
We have three lawyers in Las Vegas awaiting the hearing tomorrow. They are confident that the facts and the law are very much on our favor in this case, in spite of the judge’s previous dismissal. The re-filed case makes very strong arguments that should be virtually impossible for the judge to overturn this round. However, anything is possible when complex matters go to court. We have seen far too many instances in which legal issues have not gone in our favor. If there is any justice left in America, it is difficult to imagine that Wells Fargo can continue to escape having to face up to their participation in fraudulent activities.
I have received e-mails and phone calls regarding published court docket schedules showing that our case might have been moved back until January, 2015. Please understand that court dockets are prepared by court clerks without consulting CMKM counsel or anyone. They are merely letters on a website page until a case becomes firm, and are always subject to change.
If we win the motion tomorrow, we can expect dates to change multiple times as Wells Fargo attempts to stall and delay our day in court. The case will be allowed to move forward, but it is like starting over at square one. If we lose in the hearing then future dates are moot. We will likely be facing an extended appeal process in Nevada Supreme Court.
l publish an update tomorrow if I get the results in time to get the news posted by our web host. Stay tuned, and pray for our success. Thank you.
Steve Kirkpatrick
BUY AND HOLD...WN
BUY AND HOLD...WN
This is getting juicy again.
cdn....what happened to all those exciting new products.....
RE: Webinar #26
To All CMKM Shareholders:
I have scheduled Webinar #26 for Thursday, January 30, 2014 at 8 PM CST. I will be using the PalTalk room I have designed for this and future webinars. Here are instructions on how to join a session in PalTalk:
1. Download PalTalk Messenger (free download)
2. Look under “Business and Finance” rooms and under the sub-heading “Investments”
3. When the room is open you will see the name New Horizons Holdings, Inc.
4. Click on the room to join.
5. You can also use the URL http://express.paltalk.com/index.html?gid=1542973241 to join the event.
There will be no video, no PowerPoint slides, and no recordings using PalTalk. The event will be audio only, but the change to PalTalk is necessary due to the fact that the cost to CMKM/NHHI is zero.
I expect this to be a short event, but I will cover current news and answer your questions. I hope we have a good turnout for our first PalTalk webinar. Thank you and God bless!
Steve Kirkpatrick
Gold prospectors take advantage of drought in Placer County
A small gold rush is taking hold in the foothills of Placer County, where prospectors young and old are taking advantage of record-low water levels to search for precious metal.
The Gold Rush of 1849 it isn’t. But the real possibility of finding new gold – even a few flakes – has people giddy. Prospectors say unusually low rivers are opening up areas that haven’t been touched by man in decades, if not over a century.
“Stuff that’s normally submerged in water is now available. It opens up the possibility for nuggets,” said James Hutchings, Sacramento chapter president of the Gold Prospectors Association of America.
Along Bear River near Colfax on Thursday, a handful of prospectors were trying their luck. Some took the old-fashioned route, shoveling sand into a bucket and sifting through it with bare hands. Others, like John Pearson, employed technology.
Pearson and his dog Wanda spent the early afternoon wading through the river with a long metal detector. An hour of searching yielded some rusted tin and an old bottle cap.
Still, he was undeterred. “It’s going to open up a new door for us,” Pearson said of the low water.
The patch of Bear River near Campground Road resembled a creek, containing exposed rocks and small islands. Prospectors in waterproof boots walked through the gentle current with ease.
Nearby, truck driver Michael Albin, 33, was settling down into a spot with his friend and fiancée. Thursday was Albin’s second stab at prospecting, but he quickly found a gold chip in his pan about one-fourth the size of a pea.
“When you see the black sand, you’ll see the gold,” said Albin, reciting a tip he learned from experienced prospectors.
So far, Albin said he’s purchased $100 worth of equipment, including multiple buckets, pans and a sifter. By summer, when the water falls even more, he expects to shell out $1,000 more for a sluice box, which can process much more material than a pan.
No one expects to strike it rich. For most, panning is just a hobby and a way to enjoy the outdoors. Professional miners are all but nonexistent in the region because of a moratorium on dredging, the act of using a motorized machine to suck and sort sediment.
Local businesses selling prospecting equipment are cashing in on the uptick of interest. At Pioneer Mining Supplies in Auburn, a steady stream of customers showed up Thursday, several of them first-time prospectors.
“A lot more people are curious,” said Heather Willis, co-owner of the store, noting that business is up by 10 percent.
Inside the High Street store, customers can find a slew of tools, from $4 gold pans to sluice boxes costing hundreds of dollars. Gold jewelry, instructional DVDs, history books and area maps are available. Willis’ starter package, which includes a pan, vial and book, costs about $20.
Sacramento’s Black Sheep Mining also has seen a sudden surge in business, said owner Jerry Butler. He hopes to restart prospecting tours in the next few weeks.
“Normally the rivers are 5 to 10 feet higher than they are right now,” Butler said.
The cracks and crevices are ground zero for chunks of gold that have settled after being washed from the mountains, Hutchings said.
Among the areas most frequented are the Bear River Campground in Colfax and the Confluence in Auburn State Recreation Area.
After taking a crash course from Willis, Rick Burner, 50, declared he was ready Thursday.
“I plan on finding gold now,” the Rocklin resident said, chuckling, after purchasing a bag of supplies.
Read more here: http://www.sacbee.com/2014/01/26/6102956/gold-prospectors-take-advantage.html#storylink=cpy
Read more here: http://www.sacbee.com/2014/01/26/6102956/gold-prospectors-take-advantage.html#storylink=cpy
Prospectors take advantage of California drought
AUBURN, Calif. (AP) - Gold prospectors are eyeing Northern California riverbeds, hoping to spot something shiny, as water levels dip to historically low levels during the drought,
In Placer County, rivers have dropped to levels that haven't been touched in decades, opening new possibilities for prospectors, the Sacramento Bee reported on Sunday (http://bit.ly/1d4HnOt ).
"Stuff that's normally submerged in water is now available," said James Hutchings, Sacramento chapter president of the Gold Prospectors Association of America.
The exposed cracks and crevices can hold chunks of gold that have washed down from the mountains, Hutchings said.
There are few if any professional miners in the area because of a moratorium on suction dredge mining, the Bee reported.
Last Thursday, truck driver Michael Albin was among a handful of amateur prospectors along the Bear River in Colfax. Albin came away with a gold chip in his pan about one-fourth the size of a pea — enough to keep him coming back.
"When you see the black sand, you'll see the gold," he said, reciting a tip from experienced prospectors.
Albin has spent about $100 on prospecting equipment, including buckets and a sifter, and he plans to buy a sluice box for $1,000 for summer, when water levels drop even more. The boxes can process more material than a pan.
Spending like that has been a boon for businesses.
"A lot more people are curious," said Heather Willis, co-owner of Pioneer Mining Supplies in Auburn. Business was up by 10 percent, she said.
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Information from: The Sacramento Bee, http://www.sacbee.com
shush.....this has been an above top secret operation....rumor is they found something in the caribbean......
Man pleads guilty to tax evasion in connection with diamond mine scheme
A Florida man pleaded guilty in federal court Wednesday to evading taxes on hundreds of thousands of dollars from the sale of stock in a much-scrutinized diamond company.
Marco Glisson, 58, a former auto worker who once lived in Las Vegas, pleaded guilty to one count of tax evasion and one count of conspiracy to sell and offer unregistered securities.
He is to be sentenced July 10.
Glisson was accused of hiding more than $664,000 in income from the Internal Revenue Service for the tax years 2006 and 2007. The money was from the sale of $1.8 million in unregistered stock in CMKM Diamonds, a Las Vegas-based company investigated by federal authorities on several fronts.
CMKM executives were among those indicted by a federal grand jury here in September 2009 in an alleged scheme to defraud investors out of $60 million in unregistered company stock. The case is set for trial in October.
“Although CMKM Diamonds purported to be a diamond mining company, the company did not actually engage in any substantial mining activities, nor any economically viable business of any kind,” IRS Agent Bret Kressin wrote in a criminal complaint. “In reality CMKM Diamonds was a publicly traded corporate shell used to perpetuate a massive pump-and-dump securities fraud scheme…
“As part of the scheme, the perpetrators fraudulently issued more than 700 billion unregistered shares of CMKM stock.”
Glisson, once an assembly line worker at a General Motors plant in Wisconsin, was not charged in the CMKM fraud case. But he faced civil charges brought by the Securities and Exchange Commission, accused of continuing to sell the company’s stock after the federal agency had de-registered it in 2005.
On the eve of his trial in Las Vegas in April 2012, Glisson struck a deal to pay the SEC $4.8 million to settle the case against him. Without admitting or denying guilt, the deal called for Glisson to pay $2.8 million in profits from trading the stock, $670,000 in interest and a $1.4 million civil penalty.
The SEC contended Glisson, who made himself known through Internet chat rooms, became a national clearinghouse for CMKM stock, setting the buying and selling prices. In one 15-month period, he is alleged to have unlawfully generated $4.4 million in revenues.
Contact reporter Jeff German at jgerman@reviewjournal.com or 702-380-8135 .
http://www.reviewjournal.com/news/man-pleads-guilty-tax-evasion-connection-diamond-mine-scheme