So you really believe that's all there is to it. You just drive your truck up to a pile of dirt, throw a few shovelfuls in, turn it on and out comes a couple of ounces of gold? Sorry it's taking so long to respond it's just hard to type while I'm laughing so hard.
The HPC-30 is a lot less sophisticated than my uncles' dredge and sluice operation of course theirs was a lot less portable. There are some similarities but all in all theirs was a commercial operation. The HPC-30 is more of a hobbyist or light duty rig. I doubt if one unit would average an ounce a day. Of course, we have still not seen the assay-ton reports on any "claim".
You say, "...the "T" in TAG Minerals Zimbabwe (Private) Limited is also the same "T" on the LLSR board of directors..." And that means exactly what???? That is a guaranty of what?
Shamva Gold has more than 1000 employees at just one of their mines. You make a lot of unconnected observations but offer no facts that say anything to affirm LLSR's prospects.
John Deere is the #1 rated farm tractor. According to your logic, that means anyone with a John Deere will be more at successful at farming than anyone who owns Case equipment. {8^D
I guess I should ammend my statement regarding the split to say, "At least 51% has to go to the "indigenous" owners." I expected you to use SOME common sense.
You said, "51% will be used in Zimbabwe to pay all the operating costs and taxes and expansion programs...etc.... while the 49% flips over to the USA as a dividend..." And you can PROVE that?
Or were you just making that up....again. {8^D
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