I found this defintion of war fitting. Note the bolded parts.

"The causes of war remain a strangely obscure subject in the discipline of International Relations. Although the subject is of cardinal significance, theories of International Relations address it only obliquely, and most scholars in the field recognize the lacuna only when their attention is drawn to it. While people have a good idea of the aims that may motivate states to go to war, an attempt at a strict definition of them is widely regarded as futile. This article seeks to show how the various causes of violence and war all come together and are explained within an integrated human motivational complex, shaped by evolution and natural selection. These interconnected causes of fighting — some of them confusedly singled out by various schools in IR theory, most notably within realism — include competition over resources and reproduction, the ensuing quest for dominance, the security dilemma and other prisoner’s dilemmas that emanate from the competition, kinship, identity, and ideas. "

I clearly see the WAR at Noront Resources.

Timmins and Thunderbay at WAR

Aboriginals and Government at WAR

Retail and Management/BOD at WAR

Institution and Instution at WAR

Institution and Retail at WAR

So, why the WAR? Answer: Competition over resources and quest for dominance as defined above.

So, what are the effects of war?

While each individual's range and severity of symptoms vary . They usually experience some degree of anxiety, depression, intrusive thoughts or flashbacks, and nightmares, as the most common symptoms. Fear and anger are also common.

If the disorder is not recognized and treated, the results can result in interference in the person's everyday life.

Fortunately, for today's "soldiers" there is much more knowledge about this subject, and many more available resources for help.

The person suffering from war can seek assistance from veteran shareholders because they are able to openly talk about their experiences with similar stocks. (ie: find a shareholder that held ARU in the early 60 cent days. Speak to a Diamond Fields shareholder. How about my favorite, a shareholder of Rim in Oct. 1998). They can all help deal with your bewilderment.

Look at the proven list of resources at Noront Resources. Pay attention to details like last year when Institutions were loading up in a frenzy at the same prices we have today because of hole 49 which wasn't even know to be connected at lenses A, B,C. Pay attention of the new knowledge that the resource is deeper and words like, "we now have an understanding of the geology." and words like "we are close to doubling the resource, and we are on the cusp of a new discovery."

With some Due Diligence you will recognize that we are at WAR. Now, remember we are in a competition for resources and a quest for dominance.

It's not the board's fault Noront is so beautiful and therefore so coveted. Keep your eye on the prize and recognize there is a war here. A war for this wonderful property in a safe and coveted country.

I will keep on reminding you of RIM in October 1998 until it sinks in. Here it is again.

Look at the share price with it's 50% haircut 3 months before the first RIM was sold Jan. 19, 1999.

Pay special attention to how many times you see 83 cents. Pay attention to the volume too. Was it a bad board and managment at RIM too? Do you recall what happened shortly after to RIM? Closing price of RIM 12 months later $11.11 per share.