smoking like a chimney

[Vicky Verma @Unexplained2020]

Bob Lazar said there is an extremely classified document on religion, and Jesus was supposedly Genetically Engineered.

Lazar said he once read an extremely classified report that described humans as “containers.”

Containers of what?

Possibly souls.

He then claims the report said religion was created to give humanity rules and regulations, not for worship, but to prevent us from “damaging the containers.”

Then it gets even more disturbing.

Lazar said the document claimed Jesus and two other beings were genetically engineered and implanted on Earth during biblical times, with their births closely monitored.

He even connects this to the biblical “star” that followed Mary, suggesting it could have been described the way many UFO witnesses describe bright objects in the sky.

[The Long Investor @TheLongInvest]

$GRRR - FULL IMPULSE COUNT -

$GRRR can gain +720% here to complete Wave 5

- You are catching the start of Wave 3 here at $16

- Game-changing $2.8 billion expansion. The company recently expanded the Yotta partnership to include 20,736 NVIDIA B300 GPUs, with the project framework valued at approximately $2.8 billion. (Market Cap is $450 million)

- We expect an announcement this week that they have closed their public offering and this will allow their aggressive expansion.

- $GRRR is our position to catch the Neo Cloud theme that the market is moving next into.

- Technically all we need to see is a hold above the 50 WMA and we have a higher support level which brings us back to $44 next.

VERDICT: STRONG BUY.

[Philip Gunst @GunstPhilip]

Is that Philip Gunst back with another post about Colonial Coal $CAD.V without sharing a news release about a halt?!

Yes sir 🫡

But Mark Carney just talked about Met Coal in an official release in the same sentence as India on a government-to-government level.

On June 16, the Prime Minister’s Office released an official readout of the meeting between Mark Carney and Narendra Modi at the G7.

Buried in the release was a sentence that caught my attention:

“The leaders reviewed progress in bilateral economic cooperation, including developments in commercial arrangements relating to LNG, LPG and metallurgical coal.”

When was the last time you saw metallurgical coal specifically mentioned in an official communication from the Prime Minister of Canada following a meeting with the Prime Minister of India?

I honestly can’t remember it happening.

And it comes only days after reports that BC Premier David Eby is preparing to travel to China as part of a broader effort to rebuild economic ties and strengthen investment relationships. By end of next week.

Viewed individually, these may seem like unrelated political events.

Viewed together, they tell a much larger story.

Over the past year, Canada has been systematically rebuilding relationships with both India and China after years of strained diplomatic relations.

Now we have both the Prime Minister of Canada and the Premier of British Columbia personally engaging with the two countries that happen to be the largest strategic buyers of metallurgical coal in the world.

That is not something I would have expected to see even 12 months ago.

For Colonial Coal investors, I think this is important because the discussion has gradually shifted from being purely corporate to increasingly geopolitical.

Large state-owned enterprises do not deploy billions of dollars based solely on geology.

They need long-term investment certainty, Confidence around permitting, etc.

That is why the political backdrop matters.

Many investors understandably focus on the absence of a bid.

I (try to) look at the broader trend.

And whether you’re bullish or bearish on Colonial Coal, it’s difficult to argue that the political and geopolitical backdrop is not materially stronger today than it was at the beginning of the year.

When something happens?

Nobody knows.

But it is hard not to conclude that we are further along today than we were last week, and further along last week than we were the month before.

Patience remains the hardest part of this story.

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[Sportsnet Stats @SNstats]

#BlueJays50 Kevin Gausman had the worst 1st inning of his career today:

44 Pitches
12 Batters Faced
7 Earned Runs
4 Walks
1 Grand Slam

All career highs for a 1st inning

[Steve Inman @SteveInman]

Armed robber tried to make an escape and failed.

[Tablesalt 🇨🇦🇺🇸 @Tablesalt13]

Its not lost on me

that Justin Trudeau picked a fight with the USA and Donald Trump, then retired

and then IMMEDIATELY went to the USA to date their women, drink out of their plastic straws and cheer on Team USA.

[smoking like a chimney @JayTrade17]

@izaqueoeav White chicks is doing a sequel to the movie and wanted Trumps help directing the ymca dance off scene.

[Philip Gunst @GunstPhilip]

A lot is happening in coking coal right now.

The IEA just reported that global coal investment is hitting a 14-year high in 2026 - $180 billion, up 4% from last year.

The Strait of Hormuz closure has fundamentally changed how Asia thinks about energy security. Countries that relied on Gulf LNG and oil are now accelerating domestic coal production and locking in alternative supply routes.
Two-thirds of advanced projects in the pipeline are coking coal.

On June 1, Chinese coking coal prices hit a 19-month high on the Dalian exchange - up 7% in a single session. The trigger: a mine safety crackdown in Shanxi following the Liushenyu disaster that killed 82 people in May.
Shanxi pledged zero tolerance on illegal mining practices. Several mines have already suspended production.

Goldman Sachs estimates this could affect up to 8% of China’s clean domestic met coal output on an annualised basis.
Goldman specifically flagged that Canadian producers could benefit as Chinese mills - unable to blend domestic coal to spec - turn to seaborne markets. Glencore’s Canadian mines were highlighted as particularly well-positioned, partly because they don’t carry Australian-style royalties.

On the India side, we know PM Carney returned from New Delhi in March with a Strategic Energy Partnership that explicitly names metallurgical coal as a priority commodity. Elk Valley Resources already signed MoUs with Indian steelmakers for $285M in met coal supply. India is targeting 300Mt of steel by 2030 - coking coal demand will need to roughly double. They can’t get there domestically. My understanding is that last week’s meetings in Canada with Commerce Minister of India on CEPA also included coking coal and government officials was joined by a business delegation that met with Colonial representatives.

Colonial has reportedly been used as a practical example in discussions between Canadian officials and diplomatic representatives.
I think management was positively surprised - both by the seniority of the Indian officials dedicating time to this, and by the sheer number of stakeholders showing up.

While active government support at the federal and provincial level always comes with a lot of bureaucracy, I think it is what you need when you have suitors investing in a country and province for the next 30 years with such an investment as Huguenot and Flatbed.

695Mt of development-ready hard coking coal in BC. The asset hasn’t changed. The world around it has.

Still long $CAD.V.

Sources:
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[Open Minded Approach @OMApproach]

I think Peter Thiel chose Argentina because he believes the high Andes will shield the continent. I'm not surprised, because the giants in South America were present up until 1500 AD.

It's not going to be a good place for cosmic radiation, though, the Magentic Filed is very week there...

[illuminatibot @iluminatibot]

Anyone know what's happening here?

[jiffy lube @LordBacca]

@JayTrade17 @ronmortgageguy Oh shutup loser

[smoking like a chimney @JayTrade17]

@ronmortgageguy But Ron you are being too negative! per-capita GDP actually grew at an annualized rate of +0.9%. as the population shank due to lower immigration levels. And if you strip out the gold import anomaly GDP grew at 1.4% in Q1

[Philip Gunst @GunstPhilip]

“Union Minister of Commerce and Industry Shri Piyush Goyal will visit Canada from May 25-27 to advance the ongoing negotiations of the Comprehensive Economic & Partnership Agreement (CEPA) between India and Canada and hold official, business & industry interactions. Senior representatives from over 100 Indian businesses are accompanying Shri Goyal from sectors like metals & mining…”

Colonial Coal $CAD.V is on the agenda of the meetings in the coming week.

Let’s hope that Coal India or NMDC has representatives amongst the 100 joining the Commerce minister on the visit starting tomorrow. That would make sense.

Hopefully Carney, Eby and the remaining governmental stakeholders from Canada can calm the concerns of DRIPA. I can only see that being the remaining barrier for an Indian bid.

Question is then what about China…

[GoingToADollar @GoingToADollar]

when your wife is begging you to buy a house instead of a junior miner with assays pending

[Gia Macool @GiaMMacool]

I’m gonna tell you something that will save you thousands of dollars in marriage counseling.

The key to a happy household is a well fucked husband.

[AllStreetsWolf 📈 @AllStreetsWolf]

Techincals for @SankamapMetals
🇨🇦 $SCU.C

The trend is your friend.

An under-followed junior explorer holding its weekly 20SMA into a highly anticipated maiden drill program. The 2,000 to 3,000 metre campaign will test several compelling targets at Kuma, a project defined by a significant and untested leached lithocap, the kind of alteration footprint commonly associated with epithermal and porphyry Cu-Au systems.

Kuma is one of 2 properties under exploration with notable grab samples from Fauro including up to 116 g/t Au and 87.5 g/t Ag.