I agree - a fascinating, very detailed, and very informative response from (IMO) someone who is fairly frustrated.

Whenever I read a question like the one posed, I cringe. Questions can be asked in a way that indicates someone is looking for information, or is criticizing and condemning. You can tell from the wording of the question that the person does not feel that the leadership of LBSR is totally committed to making LBSR a success. I cringe because I'm afraid at some point Mr. Briscoe and his team may get fed up with the critics and naysayers, and look at the problems in getting funding, and decide it isn't worth the headaches and health problems.

From what I have read over the five years I have been invested in LBSR, it would be really challenging to find a group of people who are more committed to making the company successful. It appears to me that they are that way, not only because it could make them wealthy, but because they are people of integrity dedicated to doing the very best job they know how to do.

It has been emphasized many times - this is a risky investment. If you are just here in hopes of making a lot of money, that is fine - just be prepared to lose what you have put in. If you don't like the way the people are working to make you money, take your investment and go somewhere else. Or else disguise the way you ask a question.