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If you're going to trash TMG, at least get the basics right. The ACP project is in Utah, not on federal land, but on patented mining claims — meaning there’s no land access issue. That alone makes your whole ‘no access’ argument fall apart. Permits? Utah is one of the most mining-friendly states in the U.S., and the project is advancing with bipartisan government backing because antimony is a critical mineral needed for missiles and fighters. If anything, the U.S. wants this project fast-tracked. Infrastructure? There’s road and power nearby — this isn’t some remote jungle. It’s a known historic mining district in the U.S., with past production and logistics in place.You call it a pure spec play, but TMG owns the largest and highest-grade antimony resource in the U.S.. At a sub-$100M market cap, that’s what you call deeply undervalued — especially when U.S. defence and supply chain policies are literally screaming for domestic antimony. More dilution? Sure, projects get funded — but with this kind of strategic importance, capital will find it. This isn't your average small-cap fantasy — it's a real asset in a real place, with real urgency.