Agreed. But would those that considered the confidentiality too much be legitimate prospective partners any way? Or did they have something else in mind? Although mining is a different sort of business it is still business and we all know how cut throat people can be for a dollar, especially potentially billions of dollars. Even legitimate large scale corporations have been found guily of illegal activities in the pursuit of the all mighty greenback (not to mention businesses that have been taken over by others who took advantage of loopholes in the law- kind of like Belichick does frequently with the Patriots but thats another subject-although I do give the man his due, over all he is a great coach-and I am definitley not a Patriots fan).

Also, in regards to "Prospect One". Seems most likely it could be someone out of Chile but dont forget China. Things havent been smooth sailing for them either in the last year or so and they also are dealing with internal strife especially with Hong Kong but certainly not on the scale of Chile. Either way, even if its neither of those it doesnt really matter so much at this time, unless Prospect One's turmoils continue.

It is encouraging to some degree and also the tale of LBSR. Kind of like Oak Island: Seems every bit of info reveals something but leads to more questions with the ultimate question being (for LBSR and Oak Island) "Will someone get in there and take out what is believed to be in the ground?"

It also tells me there is legitimate interest and not just a look from across the room but someone has actually came across, flirted, took LBSR's hand, was about to ask her to dance...but then the bad chicken Prospect One ate before coming to the party hit him in the gut like some kind of crazy shot from a salmonella sniper, nature called, and we have no idea if he went to the restroom or to the ER. Maybe he will be back, maybe he wont, and maybe someone else had their eye on LBSR and will now step up, take her hand and go directly to the dance floor.

But I will still continue to hold, whether it be buying or selling, until something significant happens