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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Rocky Mountain Int'l (OTC:RMIL former OTC:OVIS) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Tom R. Clarksburg who wrote (21289)	11/24/1997 1:34:00 PM
From: Typhoon	Respond to of 55532

TOM!! Good to see your wisdom here once again.

To: Tom R. Clarksburg who wrote (21289)	11/24/1997 1:41:00 PM
From: s martin	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 55532

Toim, Now that you've returned could you explain why you posted that you visited the Hialeah facility in October and saw that Olympus was in full production there in light of : To: +Roo (17920 ) From: +michael d kugler Friday, Nov 14 1997 9:39PM EST Reply #18061 of 21291 Roo, Before you castigate SMartin about DD, I suggest you do some yourself. SMartin is absolutely right. The Hialeah facility is now occupied by someone who has absolutely nothing to do with RMIL. He's been there over a year. RMIL was using the space upstairs as offices, but there is no manufacturing being conducted by RMIL there. Why this company asserted they were manufacturing there is anybody's guess. The current tenant pays his rent to the owners of the building, not RMIL. To: +s martin (8441 ) From: +Tom R. Clarksburg Friday, Oct 24 1997 2:25PM EST Reply #8452 of 20364 Drop the stupid, idiotic Hialeah plant open or shut case. You are a deranged sick sadistic puppy for continously harbering the issue when its plainly obvious the real manipulators and future "silver bracelet" owners are in Palm Springs, Ca. I am sick and tired of your relentless biased crap! For the last time, The Hialeah facility IS and ALWAYS WAS a cutting facility....thats it...end of story. That entire building is owned by Olympis Mills and when you walk inside, you can't escape that fact that it isn't Olympis Mills, since all the boxes ready for shipment to the Dom. Rep are clearly labeled Olympus Mills. Even the plant foreman offices is full of Olympus Mills related items. If you still are not convinced, why don't you pick up your sorry rear end and fly down to Miami, and see for yourself. OH, and by-the-way, come during a week day. The plant is shut on Saturday and Sunday. OR your other alternative is for you to allow me to go the plant, take pictures, inside and out, along with the day's newspaper. Obviously, the nays will say I faked the pictures, so the first option is really the only one. take your pick, if not drop the stupid subject once and for all. NOT TRULY YOURS TOM

To: Tom R. Clarksburg who wrote (21289)	11/24/1997 1:49:00 PM
From: Rich_1	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 55532

Tom, you hit the nail on its head. Ron's been told that the company and its shareholders believe that there have been in excess of 1 million shares illegally shorted. Just look at what happened after the reverse split. Also given the 1.8 million float, the share volume was tremendous in August and part of September to warrant probable shorting. We believe that both forms of shorting exist in this stock. It's the illegal shorting that shareholders are mostly concerned about since it probably is the main reason many of us are having a terrible time getting our paid-for certificates. Ron and the other Neys don't want to dwell on this fact. Goooo RMIL !!!! Rich_1

To: Tom R. Clarksburg who wrote (21289)	11/24/1997 11:47:00 PM
From: Hawkmoon	Respond to of 55532

Tom, I don't disagree with you on this point. However, this is a game of "Liar's Poker" where people tell you what you want to hear or what they want you to hear. If this company is able to come through with $10 million in financing without any visible collateral to secure it, then you have your short squeeze and we'll be reading about the heroics of this company's shareholders in forcing the short squeeze to occur. On the other hand, if this company is taking you all for a ride and selling its own company's stock short from off-shore accounts, promising delivery of 144 stock in the future, such as apparently occured wtih GIFS, then you will facing not just an investigation of Dempsey Mork, but of the company's management as well with the resultant devaluation of RMIL equity. The stock traded 130,000 shares today. I ask you again, where did all of these shares come from??? Who's selling?? Oh wait... I know, it's the mmkrs adding to their naked short positions. Don't you think that would be pretty stupid on their part given the current interest by the NASD and SEC?? But hey, either way RMIL is going to be famous or infamous. There certainly is no room for anyone to sit on the fence. I just hope that RMIL managment is as honest and forthright as you all believe they are. Their past mis-management is what leads me to suspect their credibility. Regards, Ron