All Line Inc. (fka ALIN)

[temp luvs amy]

No mods at all now. What happened to the TV station? Did they register the shares in another country?

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[kuwlness]

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[temp luvs amy]

Assumption is not truth. You only assume that they do not own the controlling shares. I will assume that sleazy market makers owned boocoo shares, and are not legally allowed to vote them, hence the controlling shares were, in fact, owned by the hijackers.

Also, the presumption of INNOCENCE is a PRECIOUS VALUABLE HUMAN RIGHT in this great nation.

Are you a commie spy?

The attorney from Leningrad has the floor.

[janice shell]

I'm not sure who'll be set free by Truth in this particular case. Definitely not the folks who hijacked the shell.

[temp luvs amy]

And..........

The barrel is full of stinky fish, all of the soldiers have the clap, and the Lawyers are still working on the meaning of "Veritas vos Liberabit."

[temp luvs amy]

The SEC hasn't proven that they can't catch a fish in a barrel, and wouldn't make a buck managing a cathouse on an army base, IMO.

What they have proven, is that they can tear down the "rule of law" which serves as this nations backbone without missing a stroke and that about the only thing you can expect from a Lawyer is the ability to speak special Latin phrases which apply to their profession.

[janice shell]

Don't need to. There are all kinds of dishonest ways to dump stock right here. Chances are the SEC won't catch you.

But perhaps in this case they did.

[temp luvs amy]

Like I suggested before, they are probably trading millions of shares in the "free" markets of Vietnam and Korea.

[janice shell]

Well, there's no market for this stock anymore.

[temp luvs amy]

The theory works better than the mechanics. Basic theory: Market moves on emotion, not value.

[janice shell]

I've followed e-waves, but can't say I've ever been convinced.

[temp luvs amy]

Darn, I thought I was chatting with an old pal.

Sage was a Master of Elliot Wave. He posted exact entries and exits for short and long positions. He wasn't far off on many of them. I picked up an eyeball or "ballpark" estimation technique by watching his moves.

[janice shell]

I think I posted at Yahoo a few times back in 1997 or 1998, but not since.

[temp luvs amy]

Edited:

That should give you an idea of how the public feels about nosey "regulators."


BTW, are you the same "Janice" who used to hang out with Sage at Yahoo?

I am the same "Temp" or should that be the sane?

[janice shell]

Sure I have. Been following it for awhile.

[temp luvs amy]

Yes. That would suit me fine. Have the so-called criminals areest the "Keystone Cops" and we can make a sequel that will blow out the box office in Hollywood.

Bonnie and Clyde were folk heroes of the Great Depression, and the Keystone Cop movies were the rage.

Billy the Kid was a folk hero in the previous one.

Have you seen the chart on CVIV?

[janice shell]

Well then, lets stop the cops from arresting criminals. Would that make you happy?

[temp luvs amy]

I didn't buy this crap, and I didn't vote for the crap who ran in the last election. I am more worried about the principles which this country was founded upon than making a sleazy buck.

I voted "none of the above" and "quit f'ing with me," and "you can't be serious."

[janice shell]

So they could care less about finding an MM to file a Form 211. (I don't think you've yet understood the process.)

So you bought into a sleazy company. Don't blame me. I believe I DID warn you in advance.

[temp luvs amy]

Are we in America or some sort of third world country kangaroo court?

Jump through the hoop!!



They need to file an SB-1, or an SB-2, and give a Balance sheet and income statement to any broker who wants to quote the stock.(ANNUAL REPORT)

If they tell you that you need an "Official Audited Report," tell them that you are not sure you can afford an auditor right now. Then call uncle Virgil, the accountant and tell him; "They want us to hire the auditor, and they expect to trust the data from the guy we pay." Then start laughing. Drive down the street to next Brokerage. The SEC rule doesn't specifically state the word "audited." If you need to talk to a supervisor at the Brokerage office, suggest that they bring in their legal staff and compliance department so that they are able to understand the sophisticated legal definition of "annual report"

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So there we have it, trading was suspended for two weeks, and the entity was denied liberty without due process, and is now required to file a "difficult" form to reinstate its liberty?

Actually, the SEC would have obeyed "due process" if the company was served notice several months ago that they had failed to file the SB-1 or SB-2 to register the new shares in the merger.

These guys aren't crooks, just naiive. A crook would have known the law he was about to break.

If you can't fill out a basic Balance Sheet and Income Statement, you really don't belong in position of CEO, and you shouldn't be attempting mergers and takeovers.

As far as the SEC, there wasn't enough trading volume in this stock, or CNTN; to justify a "hot pursuit" reasoning for the violation of due process. Neither stock was trading high volumes.

For 8 years I have had to listen to bigmouth liberals saying that Bush was trampling the Constitution. This administration is using it for toilet paper.


Due process is one of the most basic "Human Rights" given to men. It has been in force since the Magna Carta in the 11th Century. The Magna Carta is why so many bozos speak latin and consider themselves "Attorneys at Law." For some reason, the Law Schools and the entire legal profession in general prefers to rely on dead languages instead of live brains for intelligent communication. Bad idea. Perhaps that is why Shakespeare came up with his "final solution." The SEC needs to understand that they made a "boo-boo." That is Legal terminology for a "mistake."

It is an SEC rule that such information be available in ENGLISH, not latin. I am almost sure it is currently available in Vietnamese. This stock is also likely being traded in both Vietnam, and South Korea where they have the fastest growing economy in the world. Don't you wonder why?

If the safeguards of "freedom" are not maintained, the nation suffers. If Due Process continues to be destroyed by this administration, expect that the recession will turn to Depression. Arrest the crooks, but let the naiive struggle with the paperwork. Fines generate income. Suspensions destroy the foundation of the brokerage industry. Common sense: Too bad it isn't common.

The problem with many Americans is that they think they are smarter than everybody else. The problem with most Humans is that they think they are smarter than chimpanzees. Have you ever seen a chimp living in cardboard box in the freezing rain? They seem to rally to community needs. Not like humans at all. They have common sense, and don't need to wag their tongues in specific languages or fill out endless burocratic paperwork to communicate.

[janice shell]

Pinksheets won't quote them for lack of a simple filing.

NO ONE can quote them. And a Form 211 isn't a "simple filing". It must include financials that the MM doing the filing feels he can rely upon, because he's accepting considerable liability.

And yes, Forms 211 are filed by an MM, not by the company.

[temp luvs amy]

Ban was lifted. Pinksheets won't quote them for lack of a simple filing. With this company it is pretty easy to figure out why. They haven't filed anything, and have traditionally done business by Press Release. EDGAR is a bitch to use. They haven't figured out how to use the software yet, so they can't file. I live near the HQ, and I think I will go offer them services to restore trading.

[temp luvs amy]

My investment technique is similar to the SEC's investigative nature. I expect to see bad and scary things, but I actually turn the lights on before I say anything. Chasing shadows is fun until the lights come on.

[temp luvs amy]

Ban was lifted for CNTN on April 15, and the pinksheets stopped publishing quotes.

CNTN is currently controlled by an "alleged" Wall Street Investment Banker with about 10 years of experience.

I wouldn't even be surprised to learn that she has a seat on the NYSE, and is just "piddling around" with CNTN. One recent Google search implied it, but it wasn't etched in stone. Not everything that you find in the shadows is bad and scary.

Apparently, the current mandate of the SEC is to look into the shadows, and say "Bad;" "Scary"

[StockJoe99]

All a suspension of trading does is prevent someone from pumping their money into a company where the facts indicate the possibility of illegal actions. Seems very fair to me. How happy would you be if the SEC had information on alleged illegal activity and did nothing while investors pumped more of their cash into the stock?

I considered my investment on this company lost several months ago, so I guess I'm not quite as appalled by their treatment.

4 months with fluctuations to sub-penny and nary a word from the company does not a confident investor make.

Ban is lifted Thursday. Let's see what she do.

[temp luvs amy]

Ok, so now that suspension is over for another company: CNTN. Pinksheets won't quote it.

No further information given by the SEC. Auto-lifted, and a dead stock. Destroyed by an implication, and no actual evidence provided to the public.

[temp luvs amy]

I would rather complain to Barnum And Bailey. At least they know they have a circus act.

[janice shell]

So complain to Congress.

[temp luvs amy]

Sure. That's all. Trading was suspended without due process of law. That is simply a violation of the Constitutional Rights afforded the Corporation under the Bill of Rights.

It's UnAmerican.

[janice shell]

For heaven's sake. Trading has been suspended for two weeks; that's all, at least for the moment.

[temp luvs amy]

That still doesn't matter. The SEC can file their charges and prove their allegations, or they can let it drop until they have time to gather the evidence.

There is a difficult legal terminology for what they have done:

Put the cart before the horse.

Maybe American Judges can sentence people to death now, prior to even arresting them?

[janice shell]

Not really. Technically, the Koreans were unknowingly dealing in stolen property. I suppose they imagined they were getting a really good deal, but as they've by now learned, you get what you pay for.

[temp luvs amy]

Who suspends, and why they suspend is not the issue. The US constitution, and the rights of those who live under it is the issue.

[janice shell]

Nevada is not empowered to suspend trading. That's the SEC's job.

I think it's entirely possible that the Koreans who bought the shell didn't realize that the people they bought it from didn't own it. They should have done better research.

[temp luvs amy]

So let Nevada suspend the trading. The SEC is in violation of the Constitutional rights of the corporation, and I feel like burning a flag on their front lawn.

I originally thought that the asian community should be outraged by this offense.

I now think that all Americans should be.

[janice shell]

The corporation is regulated by the state of Nevada; its trading status is regulated by the SEC.

[temp luvs amy]

Suspension of trading is similar to an arrest of a human, in that the "liberty" of the corporation is impaired. The actual wording of the Constitution defines an "arrest" as taking away liberty.

[janice shell]

Since the SEC didn't arrest anyone, that point is moot.

[temp luvs amy]

I suppose you are correct, but you need to actually file such allegations in a court of law within 72 hours of the arrest. You must then proceed to prove the elements of the crime which you named, and prove that the shareholders who had the controlling interest did not participate in the actual act.

DUE PROCESS

[janice shell]

Go here and follow the changes in control:

https://esos.state.nv.us/SoSServices/AnonymousAccess/CorpSearch/corpActions.aspx?lx8nvq=gPSM9DvcnylefMyBWsSUKg%253d%253d&CorpName=ALL+LINE%2c+INC.

You can see that the incorporation had lapsed; then in 2007 it was "reinstated". Many companies that go out of business just default on their corporate obligations. All a hijacker has to do is find a public company in default, pay the delinquent fees, and submit a new list of officers. Bingo! He controls the company.

Needless to say, that's illegal. If you want a public shell, you're supposed to buy it.

[temp luvs amy]

I just figured out how to hijack, and I suppose it is possible. Of course, it isn't so hard to extablishy legitimate control in the same fashion. I don't have a link to the site your mentioned, nor your insight to the conclusion. Maybe you would like to actually describe the evidence of your allegation?

Again, to remind you: A Corporation is a legal entity which has the right to due process under the US Constitution as a human.

An arraignment is required within 72 hours, or they must be set free.

Read the applicable articles and amendments of the constitution. No such entity,ie person or corporation may be denied liberty without due process.

[janice shell]

Well, that's not how it works with the SEC. That said, I'm sure they can prove conclusively that the shell was hijacked in 2007. What happened is pretty clear if you check out the Nevada SOS filings.

[temp luvs amy]

I wish they would follow due process, and make adequate allegations before suspending the trading of a "public citizen" as addressed in Corporate Law.

Under the Law, A corporation has the rights of a human and deserves an arraignment within 72 hours.