https://www.newsfilecorp.com/release/57881/Arizona-Metals-Corp-Announces-Metallurgical-Drill-Program-at-its-Sugarloaf-Peak-Project-in-La-Paz-County-Arizona

Other companies are drilling in Arizona, what's wrong with LBSR?  We are convinced that Hay Mountain has the potential for a discovery that may become historically important, yet nothing is happening.  I think it was being claimed that market conditions were holding back finding a partner, but that has not been the case this year for other exploration-phase miners.  Even with the pandemic slowing the mining business, other companies are drilling so or making plans to do so. 

In this case, the fault has to be in the CEO, one who has no experience in the exploration business, or in successful businesses of any kind that I can find from public information.  If this is so, he's had his chance and failed - time for a change.  We are 19-months now without an elected CEO or President.  Is this fair to shareholders?

If LBSR is to fail as a company, let it be at least partly the fault of shareholders for electing the wrong people.  As it is, we may fail for being caught in a public company that was taken over without our knowledge or approval or any bit of information justifying that action.

Out with Brett Gross!

[By the way, these notices I post about drilling and exploration work in Arizona do not include what is happening with major corporations.  While there are a number of these "International miners" operating in Arizona, drilling is just normal course of business and does not get promoted as often or as widely as it does in the junior mining industry.  So what I post here as Arizona Mining News is limited.  Note too that if a company plans or does drilling without public mention of it, results do not require press releases anyway.  That's usually the case with majors.]