As many SLI investors, as well as other investors, have geological friends, the geological facts makes perfect sense to them. The geological facts showing that veins were small scale mined during a supposed sampling experiment on the Tesoro, returning sufficient money to continue sampling this way indefinitely, only PROOVES that a higher volume mining execution would be profitable.Part of the evidence I have shared in the past on this board that refers to veins in the area containing as much as 80 ounces per ton gold, and backed by a geologist familiar with the area, is FACTUAL and clearly speaks of the HIGH POTENTIAL of the Tesoro.

Bulk samples are TRUE and INDUSTRY ACCEPTED indicators of the viability of any mining project. When it has been shown here countless times over the years, and backed by management in regards to managements comments on Yanacocha, that Tesoro gold grades may be superior to this second largest gold mine in the world, that alone is enough to assure investors of future development in regards to a mine/s. When the CEO verbalizes and also documents on paper, that DEVELOPMENT material resulted in bulk samples averaging 1 OUNCE per ton gold (equivalent of ~33 g/t), this is many multiples ABOVE what some companies are ECONOMICALLY mining at, which some are as low and lower, than a half a gram per ton. FOR ANYONE to ignore this blatant information, blantantly shows they have an agenda to deceive and distort the factual evidence. To further above, in an audio, Lori clearly says; "we were not following any VEINS and still averaged around 1 ounce per ton gold".

Now any poster or any of the Stockhouse Boiler Room that constantly and deliberately ignores FACTS, has a definite agenda. And for this BOILER ROOM Stockhouse Gang to still be present and trying to manipulate FACT, SHOWS that they are really worried, the ones that is that have the BOILER ROOM EMPLOYED and are making the posters work day and night, overtime and making themselves discredit any credibility they may have left. LMAO, BOILER ROOM, you may not know how dispendable you may be.

WITHOUT PREJUDICE

Rick Jewers