Maybe JP became incensed when his influence over Tyhee turned out to be

much less than he thought it should be.

We'll never know, but I believe that our CEO is doing a fine job. That he can't be pused around is a good thing. For new investors, who came in after the events of 21 Sept, this will turn out to be a real success story. For those of us longs who have endured years of dissapointing Share Price, also, this will be a success. We may envy those who got in at 10 cents, but then again, we have every opportunity to buy up these cheap shares.

Use your own DD, but I suggest you look at the five year chart of Romarco. You could use this link, select the 5 year chart, and see what could well be our future with Tyhee.

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/globe-investor/markets/stocks/chart/?q=R-X

[select 5 year along the bottom axis] In my view, substitue NOV 2008 with NOV2011, and this could be very good for Tyhee investors.

I am betting on Tyhee to do something like this. Based on there actually being lots of gold at and under Tyhee's resources, it being economic to mine, the permit process working out well for Tyhee getting into production ultimately, and the liklihood that the price of gold will be between $1500 ande $2,000 in a few years. DW will still be CEO, and even if we end up with 500 million shares like R, we'll have a producing gold mine with enormous long-term expansion potential, in a stable political and regulatory environment.

It does take time to achieve this. JP and any other big men must remember that DW

has a long term vision, and does not answer to any single investor. He answers to all of us. Those who bought in at 70 cents, those who own 10 millino shares, and even those who only own 15,000 shares. in that regard, I find DW to be consistent and dedicated.

SKELEG