"Can LBSR rise outta the ashes..."

I am sure it can and I think it will.  It seems to me that the simple answer is for all lawsuits to be dropped immediately.  BG and JB can negotiate how to proceed from there.  I will reserve my thoughts on that for now, but IF BG has committed SEC violations for failing to disclose lawsuits, that in itself could be the end of all his aspirations, including in law and engineering.  Again, I said "IF" because I don't know.   

BTW, did not JB reveal a few years ago that the company signed two NDAs and had another interested party near doing so?  If so, does the recent tweet involve the same parties from that time, or are they new?  If BG is using old news, that would not be good news for us, would it?

That aside, any offers presented to LBSR would be company property, I believe, and it would not matter who happen to be CEO at the time, or later.  JB indicates that his interested parties will not make an offer unless he is in control of the Hay Mountain project - he did not say that he had to be CEO.

Now, here is something more to think about.  If JB was illegally shunted to the sidelines (as claimed), he effectively remains CEO, meaning that if BG resigns, JB should indisputably regain use of that title, at least in so far as I can understand this, and with the little information that is at hand.

I am wondering how the market will react to the Tweet and "The Letter" on Monday morning.  Together they are good news/bad news.  Having said that, both suggest that there is stronger interest in Hay Mountain than many of us may have realized.

VP