Replies to post #42425 on Mexus Gold US (MXSG)

[gitreal]

LOL....is that what it meant?? I literally read it five times and was still left wondering.

I wonder what PT would say if one of his loyal investors said..."hey, I'd like to tour the mine, and by the way, I am bringing a mining engineer/geologist friend of mine along. Is that alright?"

With the amount of money some investors have reportedly sunk into Mexus....how much would it cost to hire a qualified engineer or geologist to drive down from Tucson for the day and take a look-see at the Mexus operations? And write up a brief summary letter. A couple thousand bucks?

I also wonder why anyone would invest in a supposed mining operation that has not issued a technical report since the old Lemas "reports", which were periodically trotted out with a new date attached. I say "reports" in quotation marks because they were not exactly up to any professional standards and were full of misleading and deceptive information (tonnages, etc. pulled out of thin air).

Why would anyone invest in a mining operation where there is no publicly available map of the drill hole locations, tabulated assay data, logs, geological maps, a cross-section or two, etc.? And a description of QA/QC methods utilized during drilling and sampling. You know....simple, basic stuff.

Oh, and that simple, basic stuff......is best presented and certified by a truly independent outside expert....not by someone like Lemas who has made a living by leasing worthless mining properties to Mexus.

[A Dinosaur]

If you haven't been to the actual mine property and been duped by finding planted gold nuggets on the property then you can't know any of the facts.

I've been to the mine site as well as the Walnut Grove office and manufacturing facility. I wasn't duped by finding planted gold nuggets. Instead, among other things, I saw 4 - 5 foot long streaks of gold-bearing ore in a freshly cut trench, truckloads of crushed ore being spread on a leach pad, leachant percolating through the pad into the pond containing pregnant solution. I witnessed Atomic Absorption testing of the solution from that pond and the first run of the mini-Merrill-Crowe system.

Yes, I was a "tourist", but I hold a degree in Physics, have done research in crystalline structures for the National Science Foundation, and taught Chemistry labs at the University level, so I'm not quite so naïve and easily fooled as you might have assumed.

In short, I've been there, seen what has been done and I know the "facts."

Dino