RE:RE:interesting articleSo, Mr. Lahey where is the problem? Is there any demand at any price? Or is Chuck just biding his time? If the germanium numbers hold up, and the tonnage for the sedex to which the germanium is bound is significant enough, wouldn't a major industrial nation or division of the military want to buy this thing and lock it away? The fact that no drilling will occur this year because of market conditions can only be seen as negative, but not fatal. I think that there are many hoops to jump through still including native approval. But, it's the quantity of germanium holds up, the economic model of extraction should make this a workable mine one day. We should all sharpen our pencils and have our questions fully hashed out ahead of the AGM this year and put their feet to the fire. As long as Chad is still in Quebec, I don't think the North Rackla is even a remote drill site possibility this year.