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Spanky227

10/22/13 1:25 PM

#2019 RE: 1manband #2018

Seriously? That's your argument? All of the info is there that is relevant to mining.

Why not take 5 minutes and read pages 85-87? The geologist who wrote this put his reputation on the line and isn't connected with NBRI. It's all 100% legit info.

http://www.northbayresources.com/ruby/rubymine43101.pdf

If you don't want to spend 5 minutes and tell me how they aren't set up to easily mine at huge profits in the mine channel then you are just to stubborn to look.

I assume you are the kind of person who is right about everything even when your wrong.

Since you are unwilling to gain 5 minutes of knowledge and have half a clue about NBRI I will quit wasting my time trying to inform you.
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Blindsquirrel

10/22/13 1:51 PM

#2024 RE: 1manband #2018

You are incorrect on all points here.

Any company can use NI43101. You dont have to be Canadian. Canada requires it. But its the defacto worldwide standard and is expected by investors everywhere as a way of independently documenting and verifying the mines resources.

The report is written by a certified geologist who wrote it according to NI43101 guidelines and called it a 43101 report and signed his name to it. If you have a problem with that you should take it up with the geologist. The company did not write the report or call it anything different from what the geologist titled it as.

True the SEC does not allow US companies to include a NI43101 report in their SEC filings. But that only applies to their filings so they cant mention it in their 10K or 10Q. But there is no prohibition from publishing and dissementating it publicly. Its the worldwide standard. The SEC knows that. US companies publish NI43101s all the time but when have you ever heard of the SEC telling them they cant do that? Its never happened that I can tell. Can you find one and post the link?