You and the article make reference to a gold deposit I've been associated with from the beginning. I've met the CEO a number of times (as well as personally knowing some of the officers with that company). This man has a background with one of the world's largest gold producers, and was a discoverer and executive with one of the largest gold mines now operating in the continental U.S. He's working in Alaska now and has been for the last several years. Back in '06 or '07, he told me that Alaska is the new South Africa, that it may even eclipse what South Africa has produced in mineral resources.
Well, I'm thinking LBSR alone could do that from 6-7 mirror images of Pebble, and up to 5 other targets, if not more.
Ain't this all just too good to be true? Note the warning about such things. "If something sounds too good to be true, it probably is." That means it is not certain to be untrue. Do your DD, and place your bets, or not. I'm all in.
VP in AZ
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