Anyone in need of some comic relief?
I googled Jonathan Kolber and found this dated info...
The Emerging Capital Report: This Russian Genius Is Working for NO Salary...
A Russian genius risks his life to defect to America. When he arrives, he quickly creates a multimillion dollar company and "retires" to the good life. But he's not suited to retirement and gets restless. Then he discovers this amazing, unknown little company working on his particular field of expertise - nuclear physics. After analyzing the company, he insists on joining the staff...for no salary!
All he asks is to be paid with shares of this small company. The company is working on not one, but three separate businesses, each one with a potential for raking in billions of dollars. He immediately sees that this tiny company has revolutionary technology that can, with his help, force the company to explode up to 10, 20, 50 or Even 100 Times in Value Within the Next Few Years!
The Emerging Capital Report: Approached by a Movie Director to Tell His Story
His story is so incredible he has been approached by a movie director to do a documentary film on his life.
By the way, the company has already multiplied more than 4 times in value in the last few months (since he joined the staff), and it is only just begun to exploit the company's proprietary technology.
This Russian mega-brain has never failed in getting patents for his ingenious inventions, and every single one of them has made money. With over two dozen U.S. and international patents, this is an almost unbelievable success rate!
With a "4 times your money" gain already made in the last few months, this train has already left the station. But it's still not too late to get on board. We're looking at a potential here of at least 50 times your money. Just think, at that rate, a mere $1,000 could become $50,000!
The Emerging Capital Report: Making Billions by Stopping Osama bin Laden's Plans in Their Tracks
When the former Soviet Union dissolved, a distressing situation was discovered.
Seems that several hundred nuclear warheads "disappeared." And some of these were "suitcase nukes," able to be transported by hand across national borders. An anti-terrorism nightmare, to say the least.
Fortunately, this tiny company has developed technology to stop this situation cold.
It's developed a suitcase nuke "sniffer" device that detects nuclear material, even through lead shields!
The value of this technology is obviously worth billions, not even thinking about the hundreds of thousands of human lives protected in keeping these bombs from entering our borders.
The company just received the highest-level security review from the U.S government for a new patent as these words are being written. A mega-deal with the U.S. government could turn the early informed into millionaires overnight.
The Emerging Capital Report: Creating Wealth by Solving the U.S. Government's Embarrassing $60-Billion Problem
The U.S. government has an enormous, embarrassing problem.
Over decades of nuclear power plant operation, billions of gallons of radioactive water have been accumulated and must somehow be disposed of.
The problem?
The radioactive ingredient in the water decays over time. But it takes a mere 100 years to do so. The only present solution is to find safe storage for this radioactive water, for 100 years.
This has led to the "Mother of All NIMBY" (Not In My Backyard!) problems. Understandably so, no region in America wants to allow storage of this toxic waste water anywhere near it.
And it gets worse.
Many of the storage tanks holding this toxic water are starting to leak into the groundwater of several American communities, contaminating drinking water. Even whole rivers and aquifers are at risk.
Obviously, this problem must be solved quickly. But all alternative processes other than simple storage of the water have either been ineffective or cost prohibitive.
This tiny company may have the $60-billion solution. You see, it has developed a process to separate the good water from the bad water. This process would save the Department of Energy many, many billions of dollars in storage costs.
Our "inside expert" (we'll introduce him in a moment) learned from the nuclear industry's top consultant that the DOE is ready to award a contract paying $6-10 a gallon to process the water. With 6 billion gallons of the toxic water in storage, this contract could potentially be worth up to $60 billion.
Since this company has the only solution that makes economic sense to the DOE, it should be the major player to land that contract. When that happens, we predict the company's stock will leap skyward in a few days, easily making many early investors wealthy in the process.
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