Ever play peek-a-boo with a little kid... Ever notice how surprised and delighted he is every time you pop up from behind your hands... as if you hadn't just done the same a second or two ago?
Ever notice how FMNJ constantly releases "news" saying the same thing? (ie we're working on a bunch of really promising things) Ever notice how shocked and delighted you are every time they repeat themselves... as if they hadn't just said the same thing a day or two ago?
They signed up with yet another guy who's going to try and help them to get financing... Here's an idea. They can try mining some of that silver an zinc they've been telling us about. Why would anyone give these clowns $1.3 billion? Jaime needs to establish an operation and show that he can do something worthwhile besides shmooze with the elite and trade on his family name. He's gotten it this far, or so we're led to believe. Next...???
This tailings project was a simple matter of transporting a plant we had already acquired, setting it up and going... several months ago. Why is all the press material about dealings with GDR Privee... we were supposed to be dealing with cash flow... which could be leveraged to mine Cerro Rico. This crap with GDR has all the appearance of sleight of hand.
LAS VEGAS, NV, Jan 09, 2007 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX) -- Franklin Mining, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: FMNJ) CEO Jaime Melgarejo clarifies status of the Pulacayo tailings project. Several missed deadlines created a two-month delay in start-up for the Pulacayo tailings project. The missed deadlines -- due to a heavier than normal rainy season, September to December -- prevented the relocation of the pilot plant.
In December, Franklin management completed a lengthy due diligence review of the project and received an in-depth Metallurgical Report. After accepting both reports, Franklin's Board approved a recommendation to formally reschedule Pulacayo's launch for January 2007.
As previously planned, a pilot processing plant will be relocated to the tailings site. The site is fully prepared with all required assets in place (space, water, electricity, communications and labor). The pilot plant provides the 400 ton per day processing capacity necessary to keep the project on its 42-month schedule.
Details on Franklin's Bolivian projects can be found at www.franklinmining.com including the use of revenue generated by the Pulacayo pilot plant to immediately begin funding the design and completion of a full-scale processing plant.
About Franklin Mining, Inc.
Franklin Mining, Inc. has interests in the United States, Argentina and Bolivia which include a wholly owned subsidiary, Franklin Mining, Bolivia, as well as 51% interest in Franklin Oil & Gas, Bolivia and 51% interest in Franklin Oil & Gas, Argentina.
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For Further Information check out our website www.franklinmining.com.
Contact: Investor Relations: Mr. Andrew Austin 1-702-386-5379
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