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An AGS shareholder should have nothing to fear from a JVA with any party.

If the other party falsely inflates costs etc then they will be dealt with by the law. Corporate misconduct is a very bad thing.

There are plenty of consultants that have forensic accountants that can: detect, identify, uncover, trace, and quantify a company's finances. Then record, document, and ultimately translate complex financial transactions for clients, regulators, courts, and juries.

Quasar is not be an issue with regard to developing this resource. The prospectivity case is a seperate matter. Look at that as a potential very big bonus if your an AGS shareholder.

It's time to start your engines Four Mile. I think they will.