Replies to post #116304 on Kraig Biocraft Laboratories Inc (KBLB)

[gamesetmatch101]

audacious assumptions, empirical inferences, perspicacious presumptions------crystal ball says:
the army will use KBLB silk, therefore
buy, buy, buy.

[TRUISM]

do you agree that we are on step 2?

It definitely appears that way....

Especially after Vietnam's article stated:

After having listened to the Company’s presentation on the project overview and exchanged opinions in a spirit of mutual understanding and cooperation of both parties, Chairman Dinh Van Thu affirmed that Quang Nam province highly appreciates the KBLB’s development plan and will do its best to cooperate with the KBLB in effective research, development and implementation of this important and significant project, especially so as to help actively recover the traditional sericulture industry of the province creating more jobs for the local farmers in the districts of Duy Xuyen, Dai Loc, Dien Ban... and simultaneously requested that after field visit, the KBLB prepares and submits an investment project proposal for approval and early implementation. Quang Nam province committed to establish a task force including key members of the relevant departments, agencies and localities to actively cooperate with the KBLB in research, development and implementation of this project .

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Blessings to All

TRUTH

[jose0505]

i would say we are further along than that...

Step 4. Evaluation and approval of the report on environmental impact assessments for projects which require implementation of environmental impact assessment; confirming environmental protection plans of the projects subject to registration of environmental protection plan under the provisions of the law on environmental protection;

didnt we get a PR stating

KRAIG BIOCRAFT LABORATORIES FINALIZES BIOSAFETY ASSESSMENT FOR VIETNAM
ANN ARBOR, Mich., -May 24, 2016- Kraig Biocraft Laboratories, Inc. (OTCQB: KBLB) (“Kraig”), the leading developer of spider silk based fibers, today announced that it has completed the biosafety and project risk assessment for its planned operations and subsidiary in Vietnam. These documents were prepared in response to a request from the Vietnamese government to help them better understand the new technology the Company plans to introduce. The Company is now waiting for document processing by the U.S. State Department and expects to send these documents to officials in Vietnam shortly.

just my two cents... i could be horribly wrong... what are your thoughts?