RE: RE: Thank you!I googled indonesia mining moratorium and apparently this was known for sometime, at least in June and there are some mentions of it in April. I only learned of it today, as apparently did some other investors. I don't understand why the company didn't specifically discuss it in their discussion of current permitting issues they just put on the web site. I also don't understand why the Coffins didn't at least alert their subscribers this was a potential issue. From what I read this is not a hypothetical, this is something that is going to happen officially in return for a $1 billion dollar "green bribe". Like many, I am going to try to find out more in the next few days but there is concern in my mind. EAS will be an open pit mine in a protected forest and I don't see how they can escape at least the 2 year moratorium- the 2 year is not the issue but whether the moratorium is a step to a permanent ban. I have had a couple of stocks in Ecuador and Canada (Aurora) that were pole axed by a mining moratorium. I could have/ should have sold at $8 , at this point I am still up but very concerned.