RE:Collateral damage You are mistaken. It should and will more than likely be developed. Lac Knife is a desired asset. In years to come even more so. Most properties turnover change hands several times before landing in the hands of the developer. FMS has zero ability to develop Lac Knife. It should be sold. The new ceo was not brought in to develop it. Look at his background. He's an M&A guy not a mining guy. It's why I have said from my vantage point the two most desirable paths going forward are a) convince Grafoid to use FMS as the conduit to going public or b) sell the Grafoid shares and Lac Knife. Use the proceeds to move in a different direction. Either of these two will require a massive share consolidation. It's anyone's guess what will happen but it should start with a minimum 25-1 share consolidation - should actually be higher.