Sitting Bull,

I had credited you with more intelligence. Maybe I was wrong. Of course Kimber is a business. Kimber Resources Inc., is a registered business based in Vancouver, British Columbia and trades on the NYSE AMEX under the symbol “KBX” and on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the symbol “KBR.”

Even the dictionary states: A business (also known as company, enterprise, or firm) is a legally recognized organization designed to provide goods, services, or both to consumers or tertiary business in exchange for money.

We have goods to sell, in this case it is gold in the ground, and we want to exchange that for money - lots of it. In order to achieve this we need a well managed business that operates efficiently at all levels. We can't put up with delays and we can't put up with stuff ups as we have been doing. We also can't put up with people who have no marketing skills. What you describe is a lottery ticket. A winfall based on luck. It need not be that way with a well run business with a credible business plan.

What happens of no one wants to pay the price we want for Au oz in the ground? Are we just going to just sit there and dilute ourselves into oblivion, or are we going to do like Minefinders and go into production by ourselves? (I hope so).

Enough of the stories about Andrew Carnegie, Henry Ford, Keith Neumeyer, Robert Quartermain, Rogers Hornsby, Ted Willilams, Lincoln, McClellan, Grant, Rick Van Nieuwenhuyse, Sean Boyd and Michael Jordon etc. Enough about just having faith and trusting that Kimber management knows what they are doing. Those stories are tiresome, extremely repetitive and of little use to Kimber investors. If you really want to be of service to Kimber investors then please tell us what is going on inside the company, their future goals and how they plan to achieve those goals. And please, no more statements like "Kimber is not a business" that's ridiculous, and does nothing for your credibility.

Golden Kiwi