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You beg an interesting, question: Ethics v. Expediency?

JP may be shrewed, but is it ethical for a large shareholder of Tyhee, one who's been a former longtime supporter of the company and its management, for whatever reasons, to now devalue Tyhee's management? But doing it in a way that flies in the face of his previous support and longstanding published evidence to the contrary? (See www.tyhee.com)

To say Tyhee's management lacks the experience and depth to bring it into production needs substantiation. Without it, I consider his words as misleading to say the least, no matter who, his apparent shrewdness, might benefit.

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