Yes, I can not believe that any holder could think other wise...

Yes, I can not believe that any holder could think other wise after the company tested it and told us many
times that there is gold in them there tailings.


Day Jim-That's why I reassessed Asx reports this morning & Yes its seems ludicrous to me in the face
of released information & simple comprehension that any one unless they had motive to project otherwise
could defy & think the gold is anywhere other than in tails .

The current M.D.Mr Jeremy Gray-say's so.

The current COO-say's so-QUOTE-Chief Operating Officer, Richard Crew commented
"In my 30 years in the mining business I have only seen one other project with such high tailings results.

The samples say so Quote-Five (5) samples extracted in random one-tonne batches have been processed through the 400kg per hour Hammer Mill 2
and recovered a total 46.37 grams of gold. The samples returned an average grade of 9.27 g/t.

The BOD board spill happened for a reason ?
The higher grade bulk MSM 100t sample was the kiss of death for the previous BOD the game was up,
the 26.5 g p/t was just far to big a discrepancy in what was being knowingly supplied as mill feed & what
was reported as being recovered and they still said 2g p/t recovered -plain dumb -sht hits the fan & heads roll ?

What do you think happens when plant mill feed is 30 g p/t & you recover 2 g p/t ?
Does gold evaporate -No
The reality that Gold has been confirmed as being in tails means that the gold is in the tails !
If the plant was being fed 2.5 g p/t as reported by MGT at the time how do you get an average
of 9.3 g p/t from tails -did the plant make its own gold -nada
To get 9.3 grams at 85% recovery while being sampled with the smaller hammer mill that
was utilised at 85% recovery means actual average grade pre sampling is 11 g p/t in tails
now subtract the 2 g p/t that was recovered from the gravity plant as dismal as it is 11 + 2
= 13 grams per tonne is the average grade being fed to the gravity plant ATT.
You can see with the acknowledgement from MGT that sampling of tailings was not conducted
on higher grade gold that is also thought to have gone to tails as well.
Note for sure their will be extremely high grade areas in tails as can be established by the discrepancy
of the 100t bulk MSM sample.

What of this beauty Quote-NOTE- "IMPORTANTLY THIS STOCKPILE " was "NOT" FROM MATERIAL PROCESSED FROM THE
"HIGHER GRADE" AND FINER GOLD" MESTRE ZONE"-THAT WE SUSPECT "HAS GONE TO TAILINGS ALSO".
And its in clear breach of normal industry practice standard operating procedure to sample tailing every shift,
automatic plant shut down occurs if unacceptable gold percentage goes to tails .
Not imo-facts are facts.
gltah-salt