Personally I'm considering the possibility of a "back page" notice of the sale of WF and I would be looking with great interest at whom it was being sold to. Likewise it could be a JV with another company who somehow, after going through all of the contractual jargon, winds up with 100% after spending so many miniscule dollars. I do not believe that the original route to process the muck in a sampling was carried out which was, up until the proxy issue, where they were heading. I believe that the numbers that came out of so many holes would make any company salivate in addition to the countless visible gold reports. It may well be expedient to focus on ROF particularly if the gold geology is tricky to nail down but, for me, there was a little too much conflicting language that obscured the present BOD's intent for this property that has me questioning the future value of WL for investors. It is likely that it simply needs to be sampled as they proceed along intersections, in other words technically mined, as they can't seem to delineate a resource through drilling, but as this was about to take place it was mothballed before we could get any feedback on what was in the first samples. If Nemis had done this we would have trusted it, however the violent disruption of the proxy will always colour their intentions of what they have in mind for WF.... but that's just me. All efforts may turn out just ducky.... but this is the real world and you sleep with one eye open. This post is purely my opinion and I make no claims to the accuracy of said opinion.