Sure, that's possible. Are you saying you'd like me to ask him about that? I'd have no problem doing so. In fact, I think it would be a useful and interesting thing to see his reply.
I continue to think there is money to be made from the tailings. That is what I find so disappointing (well, that and being misled by LSTG's management and investor relations firm for a year and a half). If the assay results are representative, there is quite a bit of silver in those tailings, and if the LSTG/Amiko Kay "team" had managed and executed this project properly, they could be in the black right now and building their own plant.
Of course, given the evidence I have that LSTG has misled its shareholders about the quantity of tailings shipped to the processing plant, the existence of an agreement to process tailings going forward, the "second processing plant" and the operating conditions at the Government plant, I cannot help but be a bit skeptical about the assay results.
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