Fortem Resources Inc fka FTMR

[RandyKCMO]

Great point genstock... All of these recent events need to be seen in their proper perspective.

I think it's great that Marc Bruner is obviously major part of Fortem Resources' future.

But without the experience,
integrity,
pre-work,
networking,
and business acumen of our CEO, Michael Cateano,

There'd be no Marc Bruner involvement, there wouldn't be not one, not two, not three and not four potentially lucrative acquisitions...

nor any that still might come in the future.

I hate to sound like an un-objective cheerleader, but think about what we have here already. I've tried illustrate the increase in book value by virtue of the acquisitions... but that's nothing in terms of the potential within our grasp.

If I'm not mistaken, with each of our oil and gas acquisitions, we have wells and equipment already in place, and a limited amount of production... we're not just hoping to drill and hit oil... we already done that. We're hoping to utilize and maximize what's we know is already there. And in several cases what we hope to do, has already been done before by nearby properties!

And the Gold mine in Myanmar? I don't know much about that but from what I can surmise, it's be big enough to warrant being it's own public company.

And what's the engine that's going to make all this run? Our investments? Hardly. We're simply fortunate enough to be along for the ride. There will need to be an infusion of capital to enable all these individual parts (acquisitions) to run.

I think we will be tempted to sell at $3, $4, $5, and even $10? I think those days are ahead of us. But I'm thinking once this company starts percolating as we think it will... Selling at those levels will be something we will afterwards. :)