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Wednesday, 11/26/2014 8:11:44 AM

Wednesday, November 26, 2014 8:11:44 AM

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After some research this is how it looks to me:

BCCI will sell THC laced drinks and other product.

These products will be provided by CBMJ.

RLTR will be the promoter via radio, TV and other means.

Objective: As in other part deals promoted by Barry Henthorn, the objective is to sell shares in these companies as the price moves up. Like the PPV VOD, ice cream, Baristas, long distance telephone scheme, patent scheme, internet sales of goods, et cetera, the objective is to take advantage of what appears to be an open field of endeavor; catchy business situation that appear to have a lot of potential, and thus captivate some investors.

It appears that BCCI and CBMJ will benefit from the sales as well as for the ownership of shares in each other. RLTR will benefit from the fees paid by these two companies of promotional services. However, since it doesn't appear that RLTR owns any shares in BCCI or CBMJ, it doesn't look like it would benefit from price increases in the sister companies. If this is the case, it is a mistake by BH on the scheme. Thus, the deal between these three companies would be best served to the scheme if they all own shares in each other. But I do not see that as being currently the case.

I am sure BH doesn't expect the scheme to work from the standpoint of generating meaningful revenues. He does, however, expect for a run up in prices into which he and his associates can sell shares of stock.