Replies to post #7740 on Alkane Inc (ALKN)

[A2Gems]

How do you know Walter did not send out the sample for testing? He said nothing of the kind to me when we talked. He said that they are now shut down until January 5th for the holidays.

[A2Gems]

This is the message as I part to go do my errands that started this.....I talked to Walter and the inaccurate information provided made me wonder.....who is telling the truth. You Shadera said and I quote "It's probably smart Walter is not sending his samples out for testing yet." So you are the one that said that Walter did not send out his samples yet...not I. I questioned you about what you said. Your reply was "don't worry about it." Well I have spent too much time on your worthless post today Shadera. Hope you have a good day....I shall.

[fickster0]

Okay Shadera heres what I think applies to what you gleaned from your sources. First a review kimberlite an ultra-mafic rock is defined as follows;An alkalic peridotite containing abundant phenocrysts of olivine(commonly altered to serpentine or carbonate) and phlogopite (commonly chloritized), in a fine grained groundmass of calcite, second generation olivine,and phlogopite; with accessory ilmenite,serpentine,chloite,magnetite, and perovskite.
Another definition worth noting in your post is for a carbonatite; A carbonate rock of apparent magmatic origin, GENERALLY ASSOCIATED WITH KIMBERLITES and alkalic rocks.
I am assuming the carbonitized is what you heard and not carboniferous because when someone refers to the carboniferous,they are refering to a time period represented by the Mississippian and Pennsylvanian periods combined and the corresponding system of rocks which in the case of this area of the craton probably does not apply. Still everything you have provided in this posts and previous posts points to the likelihood that a kimberlite pipe has been located by NSDM.