$PSGR A quick review of March shows that Pershing Resources issued THREE Press Releases. Yep, remarkable as this sounds, all THREE Press Releases said absolutely NOTHING about whether or not the mining properties/claims have REAL value. Sure, in the past there have been reported assays that indicated that there were some limited locations that had a reportable amount of precious metals present. What continues to be odd about the reported assays is that NOTHING has ever been done about extracting the gold from the ore that is alleged to be on the mine sites/claims.
Think about this: You have told your out-of-state family members that you have orange trees, lemon trees, apple trees and cherry trees in your back yard. Since they do not know precisely where you live, they have NEVER seen the trees. Each holiday period, you promise to send family members a basket of FRESH FRUIT. Each holiday period you send NOTHING, then tell your family that: 1) The equipment broke down /OR/ 2) The laborers (pickers) never showed up /OR/ 3) The fruit was on the trees but it was not quite ready to pick /OR/ 4) You tell your family that you bought some more land that you think will produce even more fruit than the current location......and you make no further mention of the existing fruit trees.
Sound familiar????
I am POSITIVE that MY one LEMON TREE has fruit. I won't send you any fruit BUT I have lots of pictures of the tree and the lemons and the juice that I extracted from the fruit. AND....I am not even an arborist!!! Let's see.....1) Plant the tree....everyone can see the tree 2) Water/fertilize the tree...everyone can see it grow 3) Wait for the flowers/buds to appear...everyone can see the foliage 4) Watch as the small lemons start growing....everyone can see the small lemons 5) Wait for lemons to mature then pick....everyone can see and smell and touch the lemons 6) Sell, trade, or giveaway several dozen lemons or make lemon juice....everyone can enjoy the results
I suppose the differences between my Lemon Tree and the mines/claims that we read so much about is that my Lemon Tree
1) NEVER moves 2) Produces a product 3) Can be profitable IF I choose to sell any lemons 4) Can be seen or touched whenever someone wants to see what/how it is doing 5) Only needs water and fertilizer...honest-to-God, straight from the cattle yard BS is good fertilizer; VERBAL BS has yet to cause any change in the Lemon Tree. Hmmmmm, we may have identified the possible source of the precious metals conundrum!
Think about this: You have told your out-of-state family members that you have orange trees, lemon trees, apple trees and cherry trees in your back yard. Since they do not know precisely where you live, they have NEVER seen the trees. Each holiday period, you promise to send family members a basket of FRESH FRUIT. Each holiday period you send NOTHING, then tell your family that: 1) The equipment broke down /OR/ 2) The laborers (pickers) never showed up /OR/ 3) The fruit was on the trees but it was not quite ready to pick /OR/ 4) You tell your family that you bought some more land that you think will produce even more fruit than the current location......and you make no further mention of the existing fruit trees.
Sound familiar????
I am POSITIVE that MY one LEMON TREE has fruit. I won't send you any fruit BUT I have lots of pictures of the tree and the lemons and the juice that I extracted from the fruit. AND....I am not even an arborist!!! Let's see.....1) Plant the tree....everyone can see the tree 2) Water/fertilize the tree...everyone can see it grow 3) Wait for the flowers/buds to appear...everyone can see the foliage 4) Watch as the small lemons start growing....everyone can see the small lemons 5) Wait for lemons to mature then pick....everyone can see and smell and touch the lemons 6) Sell, trade, or giveaway several dozen lemons or make lemon juice....everyone can enjoy the results
I suppose the differences between my Lemon Tree and the mines/claims that we read so much about is that my Lemon Tree
1) NEVER moves 2) Produces a product 3) Can be profitable IF I choose to sell any lemons 4) Can be seen or touched whenever someone wants to see what/how it is doing 5) Only needs water and fertilizer...honest-to-God, straight from the cattle yard BS is good fertilizer; VERBAL BS has yet to cause any change in the Lemon Tree. Hmmmmm, we may have identified the possible source of the precious metals conundrum!
