Ann: Strong Rare Earth Mineralisation at Gronnedal-Ika Area, page-130

Yeah that post you mentioned giving considerable input prior, yet can't find the considerable input prior. Hence why I ask again.
You dont need to read the former one. Just the lengthy one I referred to in this thread that has perhaps answered all your questions youd missed.

you do bring up how Europium is higher than normal, which is several times high than average. But you don't mention the high levels of Carbonatitewhich is quite a positive to Gronnedal considering its Greenland's only known source of the stuff.
Why would you want to know about Carbonatite?
I sense you dont know quite what it is.
Carbonatite is just a type of intrusive or extrusive igneous rock defined by mineralogic composition consisting of greater than 50% carbonate minerals On its own its pretty much worthless The company isnt mining it unless you want a pretty rock to sell to the kids.
However it is the host rock for the REEs which is the focus of the company.So mine carbonatite>Extract REEs> Ditch waste
Is that a bit clearer?
So of course I dont speak of carbonatitie and just refer to Eu of which it contains.Its the only thing of value really.

You don't comment On the existing wharf structure where EPM believes the Carbonatite products could be readily shipped from.
Thats because there arent any "carbonatite products". I dont even think its being used for bench tops.
So of course I wont comment on it cause theres nothing to comment or value about it imo
Perhaps you should perhaps research REEs and host rocks more before you invest in a company thats claiming to be intending on finding some.

can you show us the sources to where you can back up your claim of High thorium, can't seem to find anywhere on the internet that indicates this in Gronnedal, as well as fluorite. I can see magnetite which you may be mistaking as Thorium.
Given a few times now and you have read it. Ill link it again for you