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You guys need to get a grip.
Cairn Hill isn't Wilcherry Hill, two vastly different projects. The amount of processing they need to do is much more than Ironclad will need to. They have magnetite and copper flotation, wet magnetic separation, grind to 150 micron. Do you know how much environmental legislation goes with generating a slurry and a flotation tailing? Heaps! IMX claim their process is simple, absolute bulldust compared to the simplicity of IFE's process. For the first 2-3 years IFE's process will be dry. Ok dry doesn't come with a tailings dam or a wet slurry, so much less environmental problems and much much easier to get a mining license. No flotation, no wet magnetic separation until stage 2. IMX claim coarse grind at 150 micron, so what does that make IFE's grind at 600 micron or 1-2mm? Ultra coarse and ultra easy. Take it easy guys, for such a simple operation, believe me it does make the lead time a lot shorter to getting a mining license. Shouldn't be too long now. A lot of investors ignore the influence of metallurgy on a project, but with IFE's project, the simple metallurgy makes it well.....simple.