If you're going to trash TMG, at least get the basics right. The...

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.