Ann: Continued Progress in Voyager Development Permitting, page-30

Hi Sweetsound
I was tired of reading negative things about the Directors which is out of their control, I was trying to divert you guys away from putting BOD down all the time, it wasn't helping our SP.
Yes I understand nothing is a certainty to go up,
But i can see alot of positive announcements coming out from the BOD and management team , moving forward before any drilling has even taken place...this is a good sign and all my research i have done stacked up to a positive out come for my risky but calculated risk verse reward investment.

I believe with all the 74 (odd )wells now in permitting approval stages getting approved...if we only hit 2 wells flowing Helium at 400,000mcf/ day at an average 8% to 5% Helium grade , (keep in mind BNL has found +8% high-grade Helium at Voyager area )
I will not lose my initial investment, IMO...0.08 cents is achievable, this is also why I believe it is a NO Brainer investment.
So i believe my risk is minimal....
By the way I am losing a shi$ load on my initial investment too,
so when I use.. lol.. it was in no way laughing at any investor's .

I am laughing at how good I think BNL'S high-grade Helium project is with No debt and debt financing facility agreement in place and how cheap the SP and MC .

IMO..with the shortage of Helium in the US and Australia at the moment and for at least 5 years , BNL will not have any trouble selling
99.995 grade helium for at least US$ 3,000/ mcf to the high end users market.

The same thing happened with lithium prices in 2016 to 2018 and now look at the price of lithium US8,000/t
( lets not forget Helium can't be recycled or replaced once used it is gone for ever )

DYOR
GLTALSH

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