Except that NONE OF THAT LISTED HELPS US TO KNOW THAT ARE TENS OF BILLIONS IN GOLD ON USPR's PROPERTY.
The 43-101 is a Canadian instrument for the disclosure of minerals. It sets the rules and guidelines for USPR reporting information about mining properties.
Here in the U.S., the SEC has their own rules and guidelines USPR uses for reporting information about mining properties.
The purpose of this is to insure that investors have accurate information on which to invest in USPR.
As of today, the geologists USPR hired to do a 43-101 report on the USPR property stated there is currently not enough information to determine a value of the property. The geologists USPR hired may have stated numbers that they found, or from the 2008 and 2010 drilling, but their ultimate conclusion was that there was insufficient information to place a value on USPR's property.
And as of today, the satellite imaging and ground surveying that USPR conducted DOES NOT CONFORM TO SEC GUIDELINES, SO SAY THE REGULATORY AUTHORITIES.
So, again, as of today, there is NO WAY TO KNOW THERE ARE TENS OF BILLIONS IN GOLD ON USPR's PROPERTY.
There is nothing that USPR's ir can say that would have more value then the conclusion that the geologists USPR hired stated, or the Canadian 43-101 guidelines or the SEC guidelines.
This post is my opinion and should not be used as investment advice.
