Ann: High-Grade Mineralisation Extends at San Finx, page-17

Your comments are tiring. There is nothing being hidden here. The reporting obligations are such that if RFR assumed a $7m debt on acquiring Tungsten San Finx, that would have had to have been reported in the announcement for the acquisition and also in the quarterly. It was in neither and therefore it appears you are just blowing hot wind to stir up concerns with investors. As other have observed, given your recent joining of HotCopper and your accusations from the get go, one can only assume you have anterior motives. We don't need people like you on this thread. The last chap tried to pass himself off as someone else and yet clearly belonged to an anti-mining group looking to undermine RFR's fundraising capabilities to then prove that the company cannot meet its obligations. You are either the same person or an associate. Irrespective Canada is a welcoming jurisdiction and recognises that mining is essential in delivering new environmentally friendly technologies. Even the Spanish government in their recent proclamation appear to be waking up to this. Your time is over. The Australian programme Four Corners said it all - "to save the planet, the world needs more mines".