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Re: plutoniumimplosion post# 31638

Friday, 07/01/2016 11:27:57 AM

Friday, July 01, 2016 11:27:57 AM

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I would bet that most of the things Berman stated about Tauriga and Seth are inaccurate. Berman seems like a child that pouts and takes his ball and goes home.

I wouldn't be surprised if it was Berman that approached Seth to merge.

I wouldn't be surprised if Berman's statements are as false as his financials.

I wouldn't be surprised if Seth was hesitant because of Berman's and DECN's BOD sketchy financials.

I wouldn't be surprised if Seth had questions that Berman wouldn't answer. Didn't Berman hide a settlement from the coffers of DECN.

And didn't Berman put out press releases how he was suing for trible damages and lost sales, but then didn't they say he settled for less.

Since Berman is breaking his fiduciary responsibility as a BOD member of TAUG by disclosing amounts, why doesn't he post a formal offer that was presented to TAUG by DECN.

I think any lawyer would want to sue Berman and DECN in Florida on a contigency basis based on his public violation of his fiduciary responsibility.

I guess DECN must have really really wanted Tauriga to offer 10% of DECN according to what has been posted. For a company that could be 12 months away from winning 400-700 million dollars from Johnson and Johnson DECN would have had to really valued TAUG.

Maybe a lawsuit by DECN would be good, Maybe TAUG can find out information about foreign shares held, monies sent to Korea, and depose the posters and BOD of DECN

I am surprised Berman did not post how he evaluated the case because according to you he did not know anything about the details of the case. This was posted on 7/16

"Keith Berman is a friend of mine. He is the CEO of DECN who agreed to join TAUG's Board. He told me the other day that he received an email once or twice from Shaw when he first joined the Board. Since then nothing. He has reportedly also asked for Shaw to give him an entire briefing on the lawsuit. He again told me he has received nothing. He found out in the last few days from TAUG shareholders that the lawsuit hasn't really started and that court motions are pending"

I wonder what J&J lawyers might ask Berman in depositions now. Dis TAUG dodge a bullet by stepping away from DECN, the CEO seems unbalanced

This guy Berman is a hoot, he should have been a fiction writer.

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