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Mitsubishi Corporation purchases 8.2 million shares of Northern Dynasty

AGORACOM Investor Relations is pleased to bring you this Industry Report pertaining to Liberty Star Uranium and Metals Corporation (LBSU: OTCBB).

A press release was issued February 15th, 2008 from Northern Dynasty. The release under the headline, “Mitsubishi Increases Stake in Northern Dynasty to 9.1%,” is of significant interest to Liberty Star primarily because of the proximity of this property. Northern Dynasty’s property outlined on their website is to the immediate north, and on trend with Liberty Star’s.

You can review the relative land positions on Liberty Star's website under the Big Chunk Super Project:
http://www.libertystaruranium.com/su...

Liberty Star President Jim Briscoe congratulated Northern Dynasty on its announcement. He added, “Northern Dynasty’s partnership with yet another important global mining entity only serves to reinforce what we believed all along. When Northern Dynasty came out with their announcement and that property is right next to ours, it further reinforces that we have claims in the exact right place for further exploration. Pebble has focused the energies of several giant mining enterprises, including Rio Tinto, Anglo American and Freeport-Mc Moran. We overwhelmingly support further development of this enormously important property.”

To get more information on Liberty Star and if you would like to comment on the Big Chunk Super project, feel free to visit the Liberty Star Investor Relation’s Hub with AGORACOM at http://www.agoracom.com/ir/libertystar

AGORACOM Investor Relations is pleased to bring you this Industry Report and we hope that it helps with your research concerning Liberty Star Uranium & Metals Corporation.

Sincerely

AGORACOM Investor Relations

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