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freedom5

12/25/17 2:16 PM

#31961 RE: Boilermaker1 #31958

Geez give it a rest !!! I love accuracy but it's like your looking for hairs to split!! State your opinion and move on !!
Find something new to post like
HoppaJohn !!!

And ps I have spoken at length with Mark A Smith on our cell phones about this and many other things !!
And I have spoken in person with Scott Honan face to face one on one !!
So give it a rest dude !! I may know more about this than you !!!
Have s good day!!
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PutzMueler

12/25/17 3:32 PM

#31967 RE: Boilermaker1 #31958

Agree with you,

This is our Meat and Potato's imo
If this doesn't keep the ball rolling uphill from here I don't know what will. lol


excerpt from our NR on the EO

“First and foremost, it establishes some very important policy directives to all federal agencies,” Mr. Smith said. “For example, it dictates that it is now ‘the policy of the Federal Government to reduce the Nation’s vulnerability to disruptions in the supply of critical minerals, which constitutes a strategic vulnerability for the security and prosperity of the United States.’ It calls for ‘increasing activity at all levels of the supply chain, including exploration, mining, concentration, separation, alloying, recycling, and reprocessing critical minerals.’ It directs federal agencies to ‘promote streamlining leasing and permitting processes to expedite exploration, production, processing, reprocessing, recycling, and domestic refining of critical minerals.’”

“Further, it sets a timeline of only 60 days for Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke and Defense Secretary James Mattis to identify a list of critical minerals that will become the focus of federal efforts under the Executive Order,” Mr. Smith said. “This is an aggressive timeline for action that signals to me that the President intends to place a high priority on this effort.”

“In my estimation, this Executive Order may provide the spark that launches a new era of expanded investment and growth in the environmentally responsible production of critical minerals in the U.S.,” said Mr. Smith. “We very much welcome such a forceful statement of Administrative policy, and we applaud President Trump’s and Secretary’s Zinke’s leadership in this regard.”