Laminin2, thank you. What I find so amazing about the Rimini research report, is that they are not even counting the Vulture mine. The Vulture mine is a proven mine --- it exists --- it was the single most prolific gold mine in Arizona, and it was not shut down because they no longer found gold. The Vulture mine was shut down for political reasons --- the country was going to war and too many people were being hung for stealing the gold from this mine (there was public outcry when the last seven were hung). This tells me that the current drill program to determine the degree of tilt and the subsequent direction of mining will only prove there is as much or even more gold then before, and certainly not less. Back when the Vulture mine was in service, the idea of geologic tilt wasn't even a working theory for the owners. Today, geologic tilt is a scientific fact and it serves to keep the most productive gold veins directly in front of the pick and shovel crews.
Now, if we could only hear something from the company.
Kgem
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