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GTGP - A FUNNY THING HAPPENED ON THE WAY TO THE CEMENT PLANT

Wouldn't it be funny if the alleged GTGP 3 week hot run test at the unamed Cement Plant NEVER OCCURRED and instead another test was being conducted at the MSE plant?

Is this a possibility?

Well, it appears that it has happened before.

In press releases during Oct. 31, 2011, January 9,2012 and February 21, 2012 GTGP lead the investment public to believe that they were preparing to conduct a hot test run at the unamed Cement Plant. In fact in the Feb 2012 press release, GTGP stated:

"We have set aside two weeks in March, when the cement plant begins operation after the winter closure, to start a hot three day run in their system with both the MSE engineers and the engineers present at the plant as the final step for contract negotiations."


HOWEVER, in an April 25, 2012 press release, GTGP revealed the test results and that the test was not a hot 3 day run at the unamed Cement Plant, but instead it was conducted on a very small "test tube" scale at the MSE testing facilities.

SOUND FAMILIAR?


THE FOUR GTGP PRESS RELEASES


October 31, 2011
http://www.marketwire.com/press-release/global-technologies-group-inc-concludes-successful-technical-discussions-implementation-pinksheets-gtgp-1579708.htm
Global Technologies Group, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: GTGP) (Global), its partner company MSE Technology Applications (MSE) and the personnel from the plant have concluded the final technical discussions for the retrofit and implementation of the MBS technology for the removal of mercury from the emissions and for the disposal of the mercury treated wastes.

January 9, 2012
http://www.marketwire.com/press-release/global-technologies-group-inc-status-of-cement-plant-and-share-distribution-pinksheets-gtgp-1604528.htm
Global Technologies Group, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: GTGP) (Global) announces that we are in the final stages of review and our technology sub-contractor is now arranging for a complete walk through of the plant in conjunction with the plant's engineers for pressure measurements, flow systems and insertion point of MBS. We have determined all the measures and needs for retrofitting the plant in order to meet their goals as well as Global's goal of negotiating a contract for that project.

February 21, 2012
http://www.marketwire.com/press-release/global-technologies-group-inc-final-results-of-cement-plant-technical-meetings-pinksheets-gtgp-1622243.htm
Global announces after technical and onsite discussions between MSE Technology Applications engineers and the chemical and operational engineers of the cement plant last week we have all agreed to use the IFS2C process to inject IFS2C directly into the stack gasses for reduction treatment and removal of Mercury. This decision allows Global to use this process, which was successful in the treatment of Mercury in power plants in the past, to make it more efficient to be utilized by all cement plants without any major retrofit to existing plants.
We have set aside two weeks in March, when the cement plant begins operation after the winter closure, to start a hot three day run in their system with both the MSE engineers and the engineers present at the plant as the final step for contract negotiations.

April 25, 2012
http://www.marketwire.com/press-release/global-technologies-group-inc-results-of-cement-plant-mercury-emissions-testing-pinksheets-gtgp-1648645.htm
Global Technologies Group, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: GTGP) presents report dated April 20, 2012 for Mercury emissions testing completed by MSE Technology Applications, Inc.