What is the point in complaining that LBSR isn't doing enough to bring about drilling, and then obverving that... 

"In many cases good ore is at surface and the process statrs with a shovel just as in RIVER dredge opperations can begin with nothing more than a good duche and as simple as using a basic gold pan." 

Forgive me if I fail to recall correctly, but I do not believe LBSR has enough of the right kind of evidence to know that "ore" - let alone "good" - is at surface.  Can you point out where I am wrong in this?  

I ask because I am under the impression that there may be suggestions that ore (as opposed to simple mineralization) may be at or near the surface, but do you want to risk shallow drilling to prove it when that could prematurely bring about the demise of the company?  That, I believe, is what you are risking in going for a shallow hole, or two, or three. 

Even if you would want to risk that, and as long as you would have a drill in place, would you not want to drill deeper, looking for Bisbee2.0+?  If it's there, it ain't gunna be at surface.

This is not going anyplace.  Bye.