Hello “Happyappie,”

You’ve asked me to “expand on this [the alternative proxy] a little more.”

I understand your curiosity. But trust me. I’m not trying to be cute. I limited my words to a few for more than one good reason. If I start to explain, I’ll hinder the good shareholder purposes that made me be brief, in the first place.

Let me encourage you to shift somewhat where you’re going with your question. Think, instead, in a more general way about this. When shareholders are up against a Managerial Brick Wall, they cannot remove it with good intentions alone.

There are legalities. There are technicalities. Procedural expertise is required. It’s essential to have close knowledge of the industry in question and the people in it. There are major present and future investors to consult. There are investment advisors who know the people and the institutions of mineral exploration industry. We’ll have the need to hire new staff and new scientific talent. Physical facts on the ground need to be considered, such as where people will be working.

The list goes on and on and includes much that I know little or nothing about. Of course, in our case, this is not the place to discuss all the ins and outs (or even some of them). Suffice it to say, we have excellent people working hard to get it done. So, by all means, keep that sweet thought in mind. Hold on to it. I promise, it’s true. But, for now, that’s leave it at that.