Ann: Request for continuation of Voluntary Suspension, page-21

Agree on Van Eck - if they still hold come voting time.

On the costings of the hydraulic removal from the main pit - I am basing my comment on the company's own commentary in the quarterly.(below)
Based on this commentary I can only assume any costings to date on removal of tailings from the main pit have been extremely loose indeed. And I wondered aloud whether other costing have been similarly loose. Though sure, lots of my comments are flippant and not to be taken too seriously. Whereas yours are oft based on methodical research. So forgive me if my paraphrasing gets a bit combatative at times, it's my disgust at management rather than anyone posting here. I assure you I value your posts, while at the same time I wonder how you still believe in the project, and won't fathom a change of business. But anyways I'm not a mining engineer, nor a corporate lawyer. I am just someone who is extremely disappointed that again and again delivery on this project has not been what was expected and promised.


Here's hoping we somehow extricate ourselves from this cluster-you-know-what.