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May I ask why Ohio Ed? SOB fleeced many investers from the states and O Canada.
Come on gang dont let us down. We need YOU!
If theo went grocery shopping with Johnny ,he'll love going to court with him. Something like a high school reunion. By the way
Roxanne Antonio sounds like a winner as well.
Super Job Ed,Keep it up!!
I agree. We have already had one Antonio we certainly dont need another.
And you still think nothing's up??
Like I said,standing by. Could be an rt or an rm but NO ONE but NO ONE buys 5 million shares in a defunct POS stock as this unless
they are retarded or something is going on!
Standing by for more from Ed
Something's up. Standing by for more from ED.
As usual thanks!
Hi Ed anything exciting?
Sorry Tom but she's going down
Thank You
Hi Frakster whats an r/m? Thanks!
Keep in touch (When you can) Ed.
Well friends it looks like we are in for another "Crash". We all
know who's to thank.
Ed keep up the good work. There is something
Good coming but with all the sensitivity of the
Matter one should not expect to show ones hand.
Ja and his cronies surprised us so let Ed do his
Job and give them a big surprise.
We Understand
If all goes well here I think we should in some way show
Ed our appreciation.
I have a feeling I know what youre trying to say and I'm with you
no matter what!
Right Stormy but why are they buying in the first place?
No doubt about it. Something's going on.
Will Do.Thanks. I'm sorry that I dont have the great resources
you have as I too would love to help anyway I can.I wish I could say how much I appreciate your efforts. Thnks Again. Fingers Crossed.
Andiamo is a little too close to Antonio
Ed,On behalf of myself and everyone on the board,Many Thanks!
Please dont leave us ED. Thanks.
Well it looks like Wellstar in Berlin did a little better than us
http://www.marketwatch.com/investing/stock/WL0N?CountryCode=de
They got .001. And they are still listed Wellstar International Inc.
BEB: DE:WL0N
Well Old Joker Isn't Giving Up,Here's Some More!
Apparantly Mr Dickwad(Johnny) is also associated with Jack Boothe (President) Euro Energy which is listed at 6911 Pillod Rd,Surprise Surprise who is listed to a company called (I like this ) BS Foundation in Lubbock Texas(Buddy's Home)connected to two other directors L F Boothe ,and Gene Amicarelli .BS (I know)
stands for Biological Sciences. Can't find out anymore at this time as my internet time here is up.I believe that the more info we can get on this scumbag the better.we can actually do the public a big service by putting this guy and his pals out of commission.
I would also keep pressure on all his pals,buddies,directors,affiliations as well. Once they understand the gravity of the situation,they will start to "rat"
Amazing!
Where are you seeing this? You almost gave me a heart attack!
Interesting Post from Denver Post
New rules offer big cash awards to whistleblowers
By MARCY GORDON AP Business Writer
Posted: 05/25/2011 11:03:42 AM MDTUpdated: 05/25/2011 11:03:47 AM MDT
WASHINGTON—Whistleblowers who report corporate fraud or other misconduct to the government could receive sizable cash awards under new rules adopted Wednesday by federal regulators.
Tipsters would be eligible if they give the Securities and Exchange Commission information that leads to an enforcement action resulting in more than $1 million in penalties. The SEC would pay up to 30 percent of the money it recovers from a company or person.
A divided SEC voted 3-2 to adopt the new whistleblower program. The two Republican commissioners objected.
The program was mandated by the financial overhaul law enacted last year. It was contested by big U.S. companies. They argued that whistleblowers should first have to tell their companies of misconduct and give them a chance to correct problems before informing the SEC.
The new rules will take effect in about 60 days. Whistleblowers who provided information starting in July 2010, when the overhaul law was enacted, also would be eligible to receive awards.
The program was mandated by the financial overhaul law enacted last year. It was contested by big U.S. companies, like AT&T Inc., Best Buy Co., FedEx Corp., Google Inc ., Target Corp . and Verizon Communications Inc., in addition to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
They argued that whistleblowers should first have to tell their companies of misconduct and give them a chance to correct problems before informing the SEC. Otherwise, the corporations contend, it will take longer to address wrongdoing.
On the other side, advocates and lawyers for whistleblowers say they would be discouraged from reporting wrongdoing if required to inform company officials first.
The new rules would seek to discourage employees from bypassing their companies' compliance programs. Once employees report potential wrongdoing to their company, the SEC would officially designate them as whistleblowers, potentially eligible for awards—provided they give the SEC the same information within 120 days.
In addition, the SEC will credit whistleblowers whose companies pass their information to the agency, even if the whistleblowers themselves do not. That way, whistleblowers could receive awards by reporting wrongdoing internally to their companies.
The new rules represent the first time that whistleblowers will be given a financial incentive to report misconduct to company authorities, SEC Chairman Mary Schapiro said before the vote.
Companies' internal compliance programs play "an extremely valuable role" in preventing fraud, Schapiro said. She said the new rules strike a balance between encouraging whistleblowers to pursue internal compliance when appropriate and giving them the option to go directly to the SEC.
"It is the whistleblower who is in the best position to know which route is best to pursue," she said.
Advocates of the new program say whistleblowers can be an effective line of defense against corporate wrongdoing. The SEC was embarrassed by its failure to halt Bernard Madoff's multibillion-dollar fraud over nearly two decades, despite red flags raised by whistleblowers.
The SEC has made few awards to whistleblowers under its bounty program. Until now, it's been limited to insider trading cases. And its system for processing tips from whistleblowers was criticized as chaotic.
Under the new program, if an insider at Goldman Sachs had given the SEC information leading to its $550 million civil fraud settlement with Goldman over its marketing of mortgage securities, that person could have collected up to $165 million.
"The SEC has chosen to put trial-lawyer profits ahead of effective compliance and corporate governance," the Chamber of Commerce said after the vote. "This rule will make it harder and slower to detect and stop corporate fraud, by undermining (internal) compliance systems."
Goodbye Johnny!
Well Well Well Johnny has Euro Energy on the go as well,listed of course on Pilliod Rd Holland Ohio. Your days are numbered buddy!
Ed Sensational!! Thanks!
Ed Anything new? Don't want to see old Johnny nice and comfy and set up in a new business (wifi rail) fleecing investors. Thanks!
The market sux today AGAIN!!!
As always Ron Good Luck.
I dont know Ron. After reading the letter from the CEO I got a couple of Antonio vibes."wow factor""home run""pie in the sky",I think I will pass for now.
Holy Smokes Ron. Definitely will be looking over that other stock. Thanks for the kind reply.