Some very good posts on CNQ's history the standard of posts is getting better since JamesExpat2 has came on board. Yes our last shipping container of Tungsten was on the 18th Dec 2013 this proved we could produce Tungsten from the tailings. Around this the Tungsten price had started to drop and over the next 31 months the Tungsten price dropped another $250/MTU one of the biggest falls of the Tungsten price in history.At the time Jim and the board along with consulting with Mitsubishi suspended the tailings project. This decision at the time may have angered some shareholders,but in hindsight it proved to be a brilliant leaders decision that saved our company's existence so give Jim some credit. Why would you mine Tungsten at a loss when you con buy it cheaper of the market. This time around Tungsten is rising, up today and it should be up in Europe tomorrow from what an hearing over here. Jim his here to stay, so accept that and judge him on our Lithium and two gold projects and his performance on our Tungsten project this time around. When information on our lease is released you may be pleasantly surprised and then you can judge him fairly.It is a shame our AGM was not podcast as many questions were answered, those who were there have a huge advantage understanding many issues including our rock solid leases.Remember the presentation on line was printed before the AGM and can't include all the extra point brought up at the AGM. CHEERS
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