RE:NevsunNevsun has stated in the past that they want a World Class mine that is located outside of Eritrea so they can diversify some of their risk. Why would they put all of their eggs in one basket in Eritrea? If a major war breaks out over there they could lose everything. In my opinion Sunridge Gold will not be bought out. The main problem is they are located in a dangerous/violent 3rd world country which is why Sunridge Gold seems to have trouble attracting serious buyout offers. Eritrea is surrounded by a lot of trouble makers in Africa. This could all turn sour at any given moment if something serious happens. Which we all know is possible based on that false alarm many months ago when rebels overtook the radio broadcasting center in Eritrea. Furthermore I do not see a buyout occurring unless you want to count the Chinese Scammers as a legit buyout offer. They are constantly trying to rip-off the company and shareholders. Management at SGC should be very leery of Chinese investors. American investors recently lost many billions of dollars because of Chinese scammers and this was all done on major big board exchanges like Nasdaq and NYSE. A lot of these American investors lost their shirts and most of their retirement savings. The main goal here is to somehow advance SGC into full-scale production within a few years with a well thought out organized plan similar to Nevsun. Plus try and learn from any mistakes that Nevsun may have made a long the way. As I recall they had made a few big ones. I'd like to know what type of security Sunridge Gold has in place at the mining project or will the Eritrea government be providing that as part of the deal with Enamco?