Give us a break! Regulations concerning what can and cannot be said about a deposit are becoming absurd and negatively affecting the industry now.

All Mr. George seems to have been doing is comparing Creston with other deposits and types of metals. We are all aware that only 43-101 numbers are acceptable for detailed analysis of a deposit but rough estimates (which, in my opinion here are not that rough) shouldn't create such a stir as to require a major retraction statement.

Over regulation is drastically slowing down and disrupting an industry that can only survive if the timing is right. Anyone investing in this industry who is not aware of some of how the business is carried should not be investing in it. Those of us who have a clear understanding of the business and know a minner when we see one are being penalized by those who don't or can't do their due diligence. In my opinion Mr. George has done nothing seriously wrong here and my outlook on Creston's future remains firm. I don't like to see a good company and property screwed up by those who know nothing of the business.

I would suggest that the apparent complaints to the regulatory bodies may be the work of paid bashers moving on to new tactics!