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Considering the shares still trade he's simply a heartbeat away from doing the mother of all reverse mergers.
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Mr Sulja is a very active man.
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Mariner Development LLC Overview
Mariner Development LLC filed as a Domestic Limited-Liability Company in the State of Nevada on Wednesday, September 5, 2012 and is approximately four years old, as recorded in documents filed with Nevada Secretary of State.
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Mariner Development LLC lists two other companies as an officer in their company. It is not uncommon for one company to hold a position in another company.
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Mr Sulja waits for your call
(734) 358-6084
GT CONTRACTING LLC, Phone
Thank me later.
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We can only hope
Hopefully they lay charges against all
ROFLMAO
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scorpio70
tick...tick...tick...
http://nvsos.gov/sosentitysearch/CorpDetails.aspx?lx8nvq=R7tI8AV5NSv9LuqfPoPdaQ%253d%253d
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I'm about to hit the TRIFECTA of penny stock plays!
Thr rarest of feats!
jmo
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MAJOR NEWS ANNOUNCEMENT COMING!!
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I remember growing some of that 'deer corn' and they ate every plant right down to a little stub.
They love 'deer corn'.
jmo
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Did I ever mention that 'mrs scorp's' owned quite a few shares of SLJB too?
So technically I've got a lot more than 32.8 million shares.
Her 'investment' advisor suggested she have a few shares of her own.
He had very little integrity.
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What if you just wanted a single share
or...
you signed a document promising not to hold them responsible?
I bought my first shares from 'Morgan Stanley' that way.
And they still kicked me out!
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ANY BROKER will sell anything to anybody anytime.
'Cept maybe Lazarus-Kelman.
ROFLMAO
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I think everyone should try to buy some shares for the grandkids.
If you can find any.
SLJB is one of the most tightly held stocks in the world...
IN MY HUMBLE OPINION
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Always be appreciative that they're not allowed to demand you have to sell with their every post.
Never forget they'll take your shares as fast as you'd allow them.
The wealthiest BKMP investors will be the ones who join 'AU' and don't have access to the internet.
The final battle is about to be waged.
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We are now in the final countdown.
Good luck to some.
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Simply the opportunity of the ages to double down and vow to hold to da moon this time around.
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Don't think that will ever happen though!!1 LOL!
Bye AU
1 LOL!
We'll all miss you.
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ONE DOLLAR BUYS A MILLION SHARES, but no buyers. Are they waiting for another 0 in the price? Or, perhaps you're right that A.D.D. makes you smarter than the rest of us
There are no buyers BECAUSE there are no sellers.
It's an electronic marketplace...matched sales...dealors don't hold an inventory. Yada yada yada.
You can't even enter a bid at .0001.
But I'm glad you finally understand that ADD makes me smarter.
I've always felt proud to be disabled.
your friend,
scorp's
A picture of him playing croquet would suffice
Show me one of him wearing a prison jumpsuit and you'll get one.
A New York Times article would suffice.
As always, please include your name and a legal address.
I think Mr Winnick wanted to send out a x-mas mailer this year.
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Time to cut off the head of the forked tongue purveyor of insane BS.
I'm sorry but this has gotta be a violation of the TOS.
Time to simply resolve to hold even tighter than before.
Before it's over you will see the 'kitchen sink' thrown in.
Somebody wants your shares bad. Real real bad.
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There has never been proof to counter the official news
Considering it's all inane chatter about 'nonesense' I spose you would be right.
su amigo,
scorp's
he still needs to buyback shares as parts of his sentencing guidelines.
Code name...'The MOASS'
'The mother of all short sale coverings'
Watch...see...and learn.
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I don't think I've ever seen more of a OTC.BB stock that begs to be owned in my life than SLJB.
I highly encourage all to find and buy it asap.
AIMHO
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Already proven to be misleading and false.
Just...beg...everyone...to...sell.
Saves soooo much time and effort.
ROFLMAO
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By who?
Over what?
Sentenced to what?
Where?
lol....oh for the love of god...
why do I even bother?
Wouldn't coming on here and just demanding everyone sell be a whole lot easier?
sigh
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LOL...You boys be sure to punch your time cards.
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Did anybody see this?
‘Naked’ short sellers squeezed by Supreme Court
May. 16, 2016, 6:03pm by Nichole Wilson
In a sweeping blow to Wall Street investment giants, the U.S. Supreme Court today unanimously allowed lawsuits against "naked" short sellers in state courts to proceed.
The high court ruled unanimously that shareholders are not confined to federal court when seeking recourse for securities violations. Granting “due deference to the important role of state courts,” the Court reinforced federalist principles while clarifying congressional intentions to limit the federal government’s role.
The ruling, which could give a new boost to startups and small companies targeted by short sellers, showed a rare moment of ideological agreement in the court. Justice Elena Kagan authored the Court’s opinion, and Justice Clarence Thomas, joined by Justice Sonia Sotomayor, issued a concurrence.
In 2012, businessman Greg Manning sued Merrill Lynch and other financial institutions in New Jersey state court for purposefully devaluing his company through systematic “naked” short-selling — a term used to describe selling a stock a seller does not own and has not borrowed. In standard short sales, traders either borrow a stock or make sure that it can be borrowed prior to selling it short in the hope that its value will fall before the transaction must be covered.
The practice has come under increasing scrutiny and has been banned in Germany and other major economies.
Manning, the CEO of the memorabilia company Escala Group, Inc., owned two million shares of the company, which formerly traded on the NASDAQ and is now known as Spectrum Group International, Inc.
Manning’s claims against the financial institutions include the New Jersey Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) Act along with common-law claims for unjust enrichment, interference with economic advantage and contractual relations, breach of contract, breach of the covenant of good faith and fair dealing, and negligence. Today’s ruling will allow Manning to have his day in New Jersey state court.
“Respondents allege that ‘[t]he SEC has expressly noted that naked short selling involves the omission of a material fact' as part of their state-law securities fraud allegation,” Thomas wrote in his concurrence. "Vindicating that claim would not require the enforcement of a federal duty or liability. New Jersey law encompasses fraudulent conduct that does not necessarily rest on a violation of federal law or regulation.”
The ruling comes amid increasing scrutiny of the controversial practice at local and federal levels. After the 2008 financial correction, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) tightened regulation of short-selling.
"False rumors can lead to a loss of investor confidence," the commission reported at the time. "Such loss of investor confidence can lead to panic selling, which may be further exacerbated by ‘naked’ short-selling. As a result, the prices of securities may artificially and unnecessarily decline well below the price level that would have resulted from the normal price discovery process. If significant financial institutions are involved, this chain of events can threaten disruption of our markets.”
Manning isn’t the first to claim investment firms colluded to devalue his company’s stock. In 2007, internet retail giant Overstock.com Inc. argued financial institutions deliberately schemed to devalue shares through naked short sales. Although Overstock faced similar jurisdictional hurdles throughout a nine-year battle, Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Merrill Lynch Professional Clearing Corporation eventually settled RICO and securities fraud claims with the company.
While legitimate short-selling remains an accepted financial practice, manipulation by false rumors and naked short-selling has taken a serious toll on emerging industries. Biotechnology industry insiders have for years pleaded with the SEC to block the illegal short selling and false whisper campaigns that plague the industry. Smaller technology-driven companies frequently lack the resources to deal with attacks that drive down stock prices, crippling research and development budgets.
Monday's ruling could strengthen smaller innovative companies that are not situated to challenge investment institutions at the federal level.
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Many excellent attorneys felt otherwise and pursued the issue for years.
But hey...it's all good.
I don't think anybody came to SLJB just to get rich quick.
lolololol
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‘Naked’ short sellers squeezed by Supreme Court
May. 16, 2016, 6:03pm by Nichole Wilson
In a sweeping blow to Wall Street investment giants, the U.S. Supreme Court today unanimously allowed lawsuits against "naked" short sellers in state courts to proceed.
The high court ruled unanimously that shareholders are not confined to federal court when seeking recourse for securities violations. Granting “due deference to the important role of state courts,” the Court reinforced federalist principles while clarifying congressional intentions to limit the federal government’s role.
The ruling, which could give a new boost to startups and small companies targeted by short sellers, showed a rare moment of ideological agreement in the court. Justice Elena Kagan authored the Court’s opinion, and Justice Clarence Thomas, joined by Justice Sonia Sotomayor, issued a concurrence.
In 2012, businessman Greg Manning sued Merrill Lynch and other financial institutions in New Jersey state court for purposefully devaluing his company through systematic “naked” short-selling — a term used to describe selling a stock a seller does not own and has not borrowed. In standard short sales, traders either borrow a stock or make sure that it can be borrowed prior to selling it short in the hope that its value will fall before the transaction must be covered.
The practice has come under increasing scrutiny and has been banned in Germany and other major economies.
Manning, the CEO of the memorabilia company Escala Group, Inc., owned two million shares of the company, which formerly traded on the NASDAQ and is now known as Spectrum Group International, Inc.
Manning’s claims against the financial institutions include the New Jersey Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) Act along with common-law claims for unjust enrichment, interference with economic advantage and contractual relations, breach of contract, breach of the covenant of good faith and fair dealing, and negligence. Today’s ruling will allow Manning to have his day in New Jersey state court.
“Respondents allege that ‘[t]he SEC has expressly noted that naked short selling involves the omission of a material fact' as part of their state-law securities fraud allegation,” Thomas wrote in his concurrence. "Vindicating that claim would not require the enforcement of a federal duty or liability. New Jersey law encompasses fraudulent conduct that does not necessarily rest on a violation of federal law or regulation.”
The ruling comes amid increasing scrutiny of the controversial practice at local and federal levels. After the 2008 financial correction, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) tightened regulation of short-selling.
"False rumors can lead to a loss of investor confidence," the commission reported at the time. "Such loss of investor confidence can lead to panic selling, which may be further exacerbated by ‘naked’ short-selling. As a result, the prices of securities may artificially and unnecessarily decline well below the price level that would have resulted from the normal price discovery process. If significant financial institutions are involved, this chain of events can threaten disruption of our markets.”
Manning isn’t the first to claim investment firms colluded to devalue his company’s stock. In 2007, internet retail giant Overstock.com Inc. argued financial institutions deliberately schemed to devalue shares through naked short sales. Although Overstock faced similar jurisdictional hurdles throughout a nine-year battle, Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Merrill Lynch Professional Clearing Corporation eventually settled RICO and securities fraud claims with the company.
While legitimate short-selling remains an accepted financial practice, manipulation by false rumors and naked short-selling has taken a serious toll on emerging industries. Biotechnology industry insiders have for years pleaded with the SEC to block the illegal short selling and false whisper campaigns that plague the industry. Smaller technology-driven companies frequently lack the resources to deal with attacks that drive down stock prices, crippling research and development budgets.
Monday's ruling could strengthen smaller innovative companies that are not situated to challenge investment institutions at the federal level.
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LoftWerks, Inc. Fires Back: Vows Aggressive Strides to Complete Sulja Merger and Achieve Shareholder Confidence
Market Wire - March 6, 2006 10:08 AM (EDT)
NASHVILLE, TN -- (MARKET WIRE) -- Mar 06, 2006 -- LoftWerk's (OTC: LFWK) CEO Dennis Ammerman reiterated today that anyone planning to flout LFWK stock in a shorting position would do so while bearing the full brunt of every available resource aimed to render them mute. "The small exchanges are plagued by this ludicrous and even perilous frenzy of negative influence," said Ammerman. "They've made a mistake this time; one that will cost them a great deal, and open the door to companies that rely solely on public market funding to reclaim their rightful roles of benefactor and driving force of true and accountable shareholder value."
The stock holdings of LFWK insiders currently exceed the number of outstanding shares that the company has issued to date. CEO Dennis Ammerman reiterates, "We must work to squeeze these people out of the way. We will work harder and smarter to put this behind us permanently, and get on with the business of growing businesses and not mounds of stock certificates.
"We are not sure how LFWK stock trades tens of millions of shares each day when our own insiders own millions of shares more than the outstanding shares issued; however, our focus must remain that of commercial viability and not equity market predilections if we are to truly benefit our shareholders and complete the merger with Sulja Bros. Building Supplies, LTD., the primary distribution arm of Consultech Construction Management, Inc. Midwest operations, as planned," said Ammerman.
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BLAST FROM THE PAST
eliaman Thursday, 11/25/10 11:21:06 AM
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Great post from a fellow long...Unanswered questions left 24-Nov-10 01:28 pm
OK, sanctions hearing starting on Nov 30th...that shouldn't take the day seeing as no-one had anything to say in their defense and want to get this wrapped up ASAP. Now, once completed, there are still many unanswered questions that need to be addressed here:
1) Seeing as the RCMP officially stated that Sulja Ontario directly owns Sulja Nevada, and we know that Nabil Ghamraoui and Mian Siddiq went to Calgary and opened up a new branch called Promo Distribution, directly as per official SLJB press releases made by the company stating that they were doing so, And then recently changed management from Jim Dewald, Nabil Ghamraoui, and Mian Siddiq, to Mahmood Arshad, Waseem Rahman, and Rana Ullah..and with direct ties to Mr. L. Khan, State Oil, Azure Resources, and other major oil/energy corporations, when do you think the updated info on all of that will become public knowledge?
2)Why are Loftwerks still listed as an acceptable industry by the FDA with the ticker of SLJB, as of 4/6/2010?
3) Why would Murtaza Gurmani go into business with Steve Sulja in multiple companies, if he knew that Steve was supposedly a criminal?
4) Why would the Demrovsky family all be associated with him also, over at Overseas Auto Parts/Motors?
5) Why would Dale Chamberlain be associated with him, over at K&M Tire? Further---What part did Northern Equities, and Aspen Capital Partners play with Sulja Nevada?
6) Why would anyone be associated with Steve Sulja after all of the mud that has been slung onto he and Sulja Bros Bulding Supplies by some? And yet,they are...
7) Whatever happened to Dennis Ammerman? Or his board of directors for Loftwerks, especially Charles Loveman and Merrick Malone?
8) Why do Hoovers/D&B list current revenue for Sulja Bros to be $6.34M?
9)How is Sulja directly connected to International Door, with stated revs of $2.68M? or International Trading CCT LLC at $1.50M? Or International Venture CCT, Inc at $3.78M? or IBP Michigan at $750,000? or Promo Distribution at $1.95M?? Or others? Yet they are...
10)How is it that there are many who bash this stock every single day, without fail, after 4+ years? (Earnest says it's 9 years) These answers are coming soon, folks.
Watch and see.
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Explained in a major tome it would be immediately written off as fiction.
Shown as a theatrical release it would be panned as too unbelievable.
I only hope I get a chance to tell the story of SLJB around the campfire to my grandchildren and act out some of the pivotal moments.
It will scare the living b'jesus outta em.
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I hope ex CEO Sandy is still in jail
I played a couple games of croquet with him last weekend.
He didn't seem to be wearing any 'legirons'.
I wish he was though.
Mr Winnick plays a mean game of croquet.
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Be still my beating heart. I do believe we're making progress!!
SLJB does not even legally exist .. its Revoked.
Now why would they take on legal liability when they're transitioning to a new entity?
Nevada responsibility can be restored whenever they feel like restoring it by paying some back due delinquent annual filing fees. Take it outta the petty cash drawer.
Simply check out the historical record of many corporations that make use of Nevada. Why do you think Nevada is a popular state to incorporate in?
Most all incorporated there are 'Revoked'.
Hopefully this helps your understanding.
lolololol
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Do you have a link to any of this?
His other interests are IRRELEVANT!!!
Otherwise... I gotta say...'thou protests their irrelevancy too much'.
Gentle reminder...Never use the cap key too much or it completely defeats the purpose of what you're trying to do.
Would you like me to give you the links to both states?
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Have you checked out the paperwork in Michigan and Nevada with Mr Sulja's name on it?
NOTHING is going to happen for the SLJB Fraud.
Maybe you should hedge that bet with a few shares at least.
But eh...what would I know?
I'm just a simple investor with 32.8 million shares of SLJB
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I think everyone should double down asap or commit to holding as long as possible.
IMHO somethings up big time.
Good luck to all.
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Just as I said. They aren't calling their previous pr's lies. It's standard pablum asking not to be blamed for forward looking statements. Especially the ONLY one they ever had to recant.
but cautions investors not to rely upon the press releases and other public statements previously issued by or on behalf of the Company.
lolololol
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I'm sorry. I gotta call BS on this one.
and told shareholders to not believe any of their prior news releases.
Gotta prove it.
lolololol
jmo
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Investors need to breathe in and breathe out.
Before it's over it will be a spectacle for the ages.
Remember...don't sell till you see the nabobs grovel.
They want your shares...real real bad.
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'Looks like...maybe...should be'
So much rage...so little time.
ROFLMAO
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