Bourque Industries Inc (BORK)

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"vague and unclear"

Greetings Candyman,

Lets quantify a bit, what all here have observed, as you put it: "John Bourque is still enriching himself and a few insiders."

For sure the monetization of BORK from 2011 to this day, by those that have received "shares for services," has a cloak of darkness over the actual holding or selling since in most all cases its a private transaction.

Once upon a time, in 2011, a single BORK received as a service payment had worth near $6, while today its a penny, so yes we notice millions and even hundreds of millions being awarded when in days long gone it was thousands.

But lets focus on another facet on this implementation carried out, as your "few insiders" is relevant to the current time line today from when John Bourque returned February of this year, but leaves out a question spoken years ago that was never answered.

Those experienced in business might bring a degree of education to those like me having none, for I ask: "How many people does it take to progress Bourque Industries as a development stage company in 2011 to allow John Bourque to create Kryron alloys for demos and testing?"

I would venture a guess that the actual number of folks is two fold, first the man himself with additional workers working the metal, and then a few business folks, like two or three, to work the "going from private to public" company paper work.

But a view of Bourque Industries financials tells a story played out far different than my guess of half of a dozen people.

So now the truth is that it took like two hundred (200) "heads" to allow John Bourque to make a few Kryron plates for demo and testing while transferring the pre-Bourque Industries companies into a public Bourque Industries.

Using your "vague and unclear," noted to the extreme, is the view all the Hurting in the Dark Shareholders have as to what the fudge did all these folks do, or better yet, need to deliver a service, during which that time period this company was named as an example in the dictionary after the work stagnation.

AGS Capital Group LLC
Al Nichols
Alan Brown
Albert J Doran
Allen Sussman, Esq.
Loeb & Loeb, LLP
ANP Industries
Barclay Tittman
Barry Antle
Barry Gehring
Beck & Beck PC
Bellavita Capital
Beverly Chaboya
Breck N Johnson
Brenda I. Mendoza
Brent Lees
Brian Gehring
Brian R McClain
Bruce Hodges
Carol J Condon
Cesar Bours
Charles Herrim
Charles Tierney
Charmaine Caruso
Charmaine S Berry
Christopher Hoach
Cliff Deutch
Clifford Deutsch
Commander Robert J. Lewis Jr.
Cure Group Solutions, Inc
Dan Stoica
David Sklar
David V Luna
Don Davis, Esq.
Elizabeth Tierney
EMSEG & Co
Fairhills Capital Offshore
Frank Fornelius
Frank Hundley
G&G Holdings LLC
Gary Calvaneso
Gary L. Blum, Esq.
Gerald M Conder
Gregory Bourque
Gregory Kath
Harlin H. Haack
Heston Nielson
Ironridge Global
James Bourque
James S Bloom
Janne Moser
Jared Philip Metz
John Bourque
John William Spano
Joseph Malyniak Jr
Juan C. Mendoza
Juan E. Kladt
Karl Pischansky
Katherine Bailey
Kathleen Bates
Kathy Gehring
Keegan
Linscott & Kenon, P.C.
Keith Cols
Kim D. Southworth
Klinkman
Lance Bonlender
Linda Foote
Linda Lang
Lorena Valencia
Lynn Bianchi
Manny Flores
Mark Lindsey
Matthew Bodine
Matthew Des Tombs
Michael G Leece
Michael McCaffery
Michael Smith
Mike Leece
Mike Smith
Myron F Klinkman
NBN Enterprises
Orrin Smith
Phil Nichols
Ramona K Stephens
Randall Ellington
Raymond F. Humphrey
RBSM LLP
Richard Acedo
Richard E. Jensen
Rick Gibson
RM Kulm
Robert Callesen
Robert Goodner
Robert Griffith
Robert J Nielson
Robert Lewis
Robert Stoica
Robin Mcmanus
Russell Guenther
Russell Twiford
Sandy Berry
Scholl, Chyo & Company, Inc.
Scott Gardner
Sean Floyd
Swiss Dynasty Trust
Sylvia Johnson
Timothy & Kevin Ross
Tucson Federal Credit
US Finance Group LLC
VI Investments LLC
Vital Founder
Wally Sarrels

WTF, I say.