question of national pride

Australia can be quite proud of THR.
You know why?

Molybdenum
See:
http://www.imoa.info/Default.asp?page=48

These are the members of the International molybdenum association (many German, one Austrian).
Except Moly Mines NO Australian

Australia not yet mentionned:
http://www.moly.imoa.info/Default.asp?page=71


Tungsten
see:
http://www.itia.org.uk/Default.asp?page=49

with a picture of a rock sample from HUNAN province
You see that Australia has some Tungsten but not so much.
Wolfram coming from the German words Wolf and Rahm,
Scheelite from Mr. Scheel, Ferberite from Mr. Ferber,
Hübnerite from Mr. Hübner, all German names.
A lot of Tungsten found in Austria. Due to the Alps.

members:
http://www.itia.org.uk/Default.asp?Page=80
see Kis, Vital etc

see reserves :
http://www.itia.org.uk/Default.asp?Page=51
Australia of no importance in the moment
Vital might produce in 2009, people say.

+ rare earth
+ Uranium assets

That makes THR quite unique

some companies which need both molybdenum and tungsten are not members in both organizations.

I like 3 companies especially which might be the top-pick offtake partner.

Thor will in each branch, Tungsten, molybdenum, rare earths and uranium move Australia forward. Your big mining continent of no real importance in these resources in the moment