Like most SFRX shareholders I've had the pleasure
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Posted On: 03/09/2017 2:47:51 PM
Re: Coat Tail Rider #3182
Like most SFRX shareholders I've had the pleasure of getting to know, you seem to have a problem comprehending the written word.
They would be able to keep it IF they obtained a recovery permit, but you never put that in your scenario. You just hypothesized finding treasure. I was simply reminding you of the statutes.
Well, we're waiting. They said they would apply for a recovery permit once the Research Design was done. That was years ago.
They got the Juno permit, but I thought we weren't suppose to bring up....."old news". Notice this recovery permit is worded different than that of the exploration permits they've obtained. And didn't they have to pay the FBAR's legal fees in order to obtain the permit as part of a settlement?
https://www.scribd.com/doc/315499386/Juno-Permit-141-46
As far as GME goes, it shows what novices have been posting is wrong. The Ad Agency, that claimed treasure would be on deck within 30 days and they could salvage is completely bogus. They (GME) found treasure and without a recovery permit, it is to remain on the ocean floor.
How is it I have preventing them from applying? They re-applied for Juno. Aren't they waiting on the Feds? Notice Kyle is reminded things are to be in writing. I love the written word.
https://www.scribd.com/doc/315158040/Mary-Email-Aug-2015-2
But isn't this the application? If so, what exactly am I doing to try and prevent it from being obtained. Did I file a claim? Please be specific.
https://www.scribd.com/doc/298728027/2015-07-...pplication
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And thanks for cluing us in as to your strategy once they find treasure. "They won't be able to keep it" will be the new mantra.
They would be able to keep it IF they obtained a recovery permit, but you never put that in your scenario. You just hypothesized finding treasure. I was simply reminding you of the statutes.
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As though the first person to get a permit in FL in 30 years doesn't have a plan to keep the treasure.
Well, we're waiting. They said they would apply for a recovery permit once the Research Design was done. That was years ago.
They got the Juno permit, but I thought we weren't suppose to bring up....."old news". Notice this recovery permit is worded different than that of the exploration permits they've obtained. And didn't they have to pay the FBAR's legal fees in order to obtain the permit as part of a settlement?
https://www.scribd.com/doc/315499386/Juno-Permit-141-46
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And you use GME as though they are an equal to SFRX. Where is their recovery permit? Right, don't have one.
As far as GME goes, it shows what novices have been posting is wrong. The Ad Agency, that claimed treasure would be on deck within 30 days and they could salvage is completely bogus. They (GME) found treasure and without a recovery permit, it is to remain on the ocean floor.
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But SFRX did get one and they will get another even with your meddling and efforts to prevent it from happening.
How is it I have preventing them from applying? They re-applied for Juno. Aren't they waiting on the Feds? Notice Kyle is reminded things are to be in writing. I love the written word.
https://www.scribd.com/doc/315158040/Mary-Email-Aug-2015-2
But isn't this the application? If so, what exactly am I doing to try and prevent it from being obtained. Did I file a claim? Please be specific.
https://www.scribd.com/doc/298728027/2015-07-...pplication
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