Thanks for the link miskealp1.

In all my years in the mining industry in Canada, I have never, ever, heard so much BS. However, he does not deserve to be put 6 ft under. More appropriately would be about 100 metres below DE1.

I will now explain, in some detail why I feel this way.

(1)he knows nothing about exploration or mining as he has not ever worked in the mining industry, which is obvious to anyone who has, like myself and many forum members-e.g. comments like neighbouring farms, Xray machines, big fool geologists, 1:100 chances of being a mine, etc

(2)comments about the price of Mo-try China's influence by restricting imports on for size

(3)Zn-stockpiles the major influence?

(4)it went on and on, ad nauseam and not one original idea

The only thing the Brit(?), no offence meant to other Brits, got right, was that it is a little swampy in the James Bay Lowlands, although I would not equate a bog with muskeg.

The entire program was a sham. It was "scripted" from the beginning. I cannot believe that for every company which "anonymous callers" asked him for his opinions about, that he could have said what he did. But, maybe he is a clairvoyant! 

As far as I am concerned, BNN stands for - "best bs'er news"