Clarfication on Some MattersSpeculation that the company has burned through the $18 million loan and now had to secure this new loan is wrong. They still have money left from the $18 million and this new loan is in addition to it. A very important point to remember here is that until the company reaches "commercial production" all sales go to capital and none of it is considered revenue. Once they record a full month of 25,000 tonnes it all becomes revenue. They hit 22,000 tonnes in Sept. with daily production as high as 1,700 per day which is more than double that daily needed to reach a month of 25,000 tonnes. So guess when they are likely to achieve commercial production? They continue the process of renegotiating all of their loans. A short while ago someone raised the example of LSG - which was also a fundamentally sound company with financial challenges just like MBC and look how they turned it around. All the same speculation of the co. going under was thrown out then too. And don't think that the MM's have inside info. and know what's going on. They took LSG down to $0.16 off hours when us retail investors could not access the market. So stop speculating and yelling your questions at the board and instead call MBC's IR contact, Joe Racanelli @ 416 815-0700 ext. 243. That is what he is there for and he will answer your questions as best he can within the limits permissible. Then please come back and share your findings with the rest of the board. Although nothing is guaranteed, you may find that what seems like one of your worst investments ever may turn out to be your best. Greg