LIN - Resource Connect Asia April 2023, page-18

Hi mate

No problem.

I agree 100% with you.

When the volcanic eruptions took place thousands of years ago, large hills formed due to the earth's crust be pushed out from below ground level.

We know this hill is 200m above ground and that it has mineralisation, down to 300m and open.

Therefore roughly a 100m has been drilled below ground level.

It would be highly unlikely that mineralisation just stops at 100m below ground level.

Those 1000m holes, will test the theory that mineralisation continues further down. It's anyone's guess how far it goes.

Right now we are potentially looking at 250MT down to 300m.

Another 300m down would result in excess of 500MT.

These numbers are excluding the lower grade breccia zone, which could add another 250MT.

The numbers are quite crazy!!

Those selling at these levels don't have a clue about the project and the significance of the results to date, the non Radioactive element and the recovery process of just using water, making it a net carbon zero project.

No other project can boast these credentials.

Hopefully common sense arrives next week!!

Happy Easter to you and all holders.