RE:ManagementThe management has the ability to manage the project. The team has an extensive background in actual mines and mining.
That being said, I feel it is a combination of Canadian permitting process and First nations delays. Originally the First Nations seemed on board with prior news releases. I feel after the mine was declared "non-riviewable" ( a good thing) something came apart. We just dont know what it is / was.
Either way we can sell the ore pile without a permit, and I cant understand why that is not happening. Its not the save all, but the value is 3X CCMI existing market cap.
My biggest worry now is the delay in permitting is getting so long the company will go bankrupt just waiting.
Heck, sell the ore pile, give out dividend to share holders and the stock will probably stay where it is just by owning the rights to Thierry. This payout would be in the neighborhood of $.05 per share.
At least then we could wait it out longer.
Will never happen, but seriously could.
jmo
RD