Baires,

Perhaps I have missed something here. This discussion started with the thought of inviting Jim Cramer to speak favorably of Tyhee; perhaps on a forum such as CNBC's "Bulls and Bears" or wherever else he might gain attention to the Tyhee cause. To that point, I feel it might do harm than good. The man speaks with "forked tongue" and many recognize that. People could well suspect of him that he had already established a position in the company which he would dump subsequent to their purchase for his personal profit. As I said, he has already admitted to doing such on a grand scale.

If he wishes personally and privately or along with hundreds, thousands, or millions of his buddies to invest in Tyhee, well let him (them) have at it. His money is as good as anyone else's.

P.