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Top man. Much respect. I go with so much of their views. However, me propensity towards aggression leaves me falling short of the standards.Perhaps one day.

To be a little slack on things, which won’t go well with some( and yes it is an organic compound not an element) I would like to substitute in and go with a phrase me dad (who can now rest in peace, Bless him) taught me from his wartime RAF days...... Noli-illegitimate-carborundum. Anyway hard things are hard things, so it works for me.

What has been said; I should sell my holding in this company and just before it is set to start producing as one of the most efficient tungsten mines in the world. Such kind advice, I am moved to tears,

Out of the woodwork. Prodigious efforts too. All for the benefit of us long term holders. It reminds me of the 19th Century Philanthropists. The Cadbury factory, the good works of the quakers. Alms houses too. This body of work is right up there. I think they finish work at about 10 ish our time. Saints each one of them.

I think we doing swimmingly, we got told on 13 th Sept ( and the site visit more than confirmed with nobs on) .......,,Michael Masterman, Chairman of W Resources, commented: "We have had a great few months on site at La Parrilla where we are curren,tly on schedule and below capital budget. Tungsten and tin prices along with the USD:EUR foreign exchange rate are tracking well above the Financial Investment Decision parameters. The development team has made great strides during the long hot Spanish summer and construction is set to accelerate over the next six months. Completion of the crusher and jig & mill in 2018 sets La Parrilla up for a well-executed commissioning and ramp-up ahead of construction completion of the concentrator in the first quarter of 2019

We are ahead of some targets as it goes.

Jaf, I think the loan from Blackrock involved being more pedantic than that for a private loan. Perhaps there was a prolonged period of due diligence perhaps? Perhaps expected outcomes that were put forward were worked through and conclusions ticked off in some kind of finance assessment process. I would of thought you of all people would have thought that to be the case. If you were in charge I cannot envisage you agreeing to finance without meticulous due filigence (which I believe was cited as the reason for the prolonged process). My view being that the leading finance company for these enterprises believes we are a definite goer.

Are troajan. Quicksand is something I have worked with, and as such I am on firm ground. In my travels it is a thing I have come across when developing ways of working for grave diggers. There is some particularly nasty patches over Dagenham grave yard as it goes. Dig away, them do, then they find themselves sinking, you have to be careful when yer digging holes. It’s a hydrogel and can be sand, silt or clay.... it gets with trapped water and if it’s all loose, yer got quicksand. Sometimes its got firm stuff on top and you don’t realise then it gives way and off yer go. A couple of the fellas had a close shave with it. And where they dig the graves to go on top of another, as they get down the original has been obsorbed off somewhere, just like posts on the bb really, So we don’t wsnt no nasty quicksand at our mines, but I didn’t see none and I suppose I am a bit more expert on that than some. Surprisingly varied is me work to be fair, did I tell you I am a Radiation Protrction Officer? Radioactive stuffs in yer mining substances can also be a problem, but we ain’t got none of that either. However, we do have a bloomin great open cast mine with just straight forward blowing up, gathering up and tipping into machinery that could achieve very high levels of production. Some of the people involved believe it could get as low as €65 per mtu. It’s like owning s gold mine, but we already do own one of them as well.....oh did I mention the copper.

I think that full price is according to Wres. It was either said in interviews or on- site, might even be in a RNS. I cannot remember, but I recall it was questioned twice. Full price it is.

Witnessing production taking place. Could this mean RR is wrong? Not only did I see it, I advised a little bit on how the manual handling could be improved, albeit only minor it pleased me. Very exciting to see product being knocked out and also the site improvements to greatly increase the output. Top guys too. This one is really really coming home, as I said; I have seen it..

Is predictive text for ‘goodun’

It could be tomorrow, but most likely Thursday would be my bet. Already had some really real tremendous news; me mother- in- law won’t be coming to stay with us over Christmas. If that’s not enough, imagine what a goof in I am going to have with Wres shares and all. If we achieve the $65 per mtu production costs I heard about, then there’s the tin. Oh and did I mention the gold and copper evaluation that is going to be part of h2 this year. God willing me health holds out, despite me advanced age and infirmity, could be a superb chronology. Much cheer and many wishes that you get to enjoy local brews and food stuffs to my diversely spread comrades in the meantime. I am off to kip now after I finish my self medication ( gastro resistant low dose aspirin).

That tungsten is used as an important thingy in electrical thingys. There is a very strong social movement towards things electricity rather than fossil fuels. Following on from latest climate change news releases the growth in efficient renewable is going to increase exponentially imho. Tungsten is able to deal with high temperatures and with certain electrical properties it will form an important part of solar cells and batteries. Demand will increase and todays prices will imho prove conservative.

Troaj, MM got involved in a ‘Stan’ when we was Caspian. The story starts there for me. Started up, found the oil, got it working, laid a pipeline too, starting to get tasty. The Kazahkstan govt then appropriated the lot on the premise that there was an environmental issue. I can’t see MM ever doing a ‘stan’ again, I wouldn’t certainly. Keep well clear of them. MM has done right here and Wres is solid. Be not tempted by them dodgy stans.

You guys are so wrong. Thinking stuff that might offend someone ( that’s usually someone that has got FA to do do with the subject of thought) could easily be the cause of the party of the first part vicariously suffering. Luckily enough at the current place of work the fruits have a big say, in fact middle age white males have to have their genitalia bulldog clipped before entering the work place. Luckily enough I have had diversity training and it turns out I have me head on upside down. Evidently even the isms to which I have been subjected to in years gone by do not entitle me to pass completions comment because I do not understand.My thinking is so clear now. All thoughts are now written down and discussed with the counsellors before preceding with further ideas. In the meantime when I reported people getting robbed at knife point by moped types over the park at the back, the police couldn’t send anyone because they were busy. Clearly, resources are being diverted to essentials.

Regardless of what is substantial evidence of progress we will have to face up to the trolls. I am expecting an outburst about the detail of the construction; I think they are going to go for the type of thread used on the bolts. Just to get there first, it will almost certainly be metric...........or it could be that as we are ahead of schedule, we are doing the bolts up too fast and they might be cross threaded. Any road up, it looks crackerjack to me. Well done the lads at La Parilla!

Mr Happy: totally agree with your comments. You are no doubt enjoying your grandchildren and being happy. All the best and I do not doubt that you never have to ask yourself if you’re happy ( from what you said on the visit).

I was present at the AGM and after where MM clearly had no idea of who was selling. He was as bemused by it as anyone else. Not lying and not a liar. I am not mistaken on this. Kev is correct.

Circum, I agree. The sales would have had to have been large lumps to pay off at the end of each account period. They were not, they were instead 3 m daily dribbles for the most part.......and their effect was negative. All strange but as yet no explanation, my understanding is that the company does not know what I should happening with regard to these sells either. The only fly in our ointment, and once producing and selling of no consequence whatsoever.

I agree. If selling at .42 then buying back in the account there would have been a neutral effect. However, despite other large buys the .42 has had a negative impact and prevented a rise in SP. Also as said there have not been buys at a low enough price to make it profitable, and the idea that a marginal sum is used to hold a large stake waiting for the upside would go back to buys equaling sells and a neutral effect.