Here we go again,
He is bringing up a valid point, and one that needs to be examined not sweapt aside by those who are not interested in real investigation and understanding of the siutation.
But, to demonstrate that I am not a basher, here is a repost from an email I received from Perlowin last night. I am surprised no one has commented on these issues as they seem fairly relevant to me!
Hope everyone has an awesome day of fun and relaxation...hell we all could use that what with the emotional rollercoaster that is HESG....
I know some have been questioning this potential merger wondering why no word from MJNA's side, and so I decided to email Mr. Perlowin on this issue. Here is his response: Enjoy and go easy on the stuffin!!
From: bruce@medicalmarijuanainc.com
To:
Subject: RE: Inquiry
Date: Wed, 25 Nov 2009 21:54:01 -0800
Hey ,
Everything in the press releases from HESG is accurate and we are engaged in talks on many levels, with many possible outcomes. The reason you don’t see the same press releases from our side is, one - because why put out a redundant press release and two - we have a different probably more rigid policy when it comes to press releases (probably because of the industry we are in where we have to dot every I and cross every T, to make sure we are doing everything totally legal in a changing legal environment with a touchy subject matter – especially with my touchy background (www.bruceperlowin.com) in this industry).
Anyway, we don’t put out press releases until something is actually completed and done (signed sealed and delivered). Personally, I don’t like this approach as there are literally dozens of things I would like to say in a press release regarding what we are launching in the medical marijuana industry, the contracts we are negotiating, and the new and lucrative divisions we are planning to roll out. I really have to bite my tongue – all the time - everyday. And personally I like HESG’s approach better than ours and may change that in the near future.
So based on that – our press release would come out after a deal is signed – not before. Obviously, I think that press release will be coming out one day if the talks and negotiations work out like we all hope they do, and the talks are moving forward and to date there have been no snags in that process – thought there are numerous nuances, twist and variations on the theme that we are discussing and moving forward with. So spread the word far and wide.
Thanks,
Bruce Perlowin
