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Saturday, 10/07/2017 5:02:05 PM

Saturday, October 07, 2017 5:02:05 PM

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Update and question about Darkpulse..
If anyone remembers I was having a lot of difficulty with Questrade. Thankfully they allowed the trade so I'm sitting extremely happy and excited to hold for many years. The way I see it is if this somehow doesn't work out, I'll have an interesting story to tell as to how I was part of one of the most exciting OTC stocks ever. I'm confident in Tom, his team and alliances, and believe the story will be of a positive tune instead.

Question for Darkpulse. I've noticed that their website says the uses are for Border Security, Mining Safety, Oil & Gas, and Pipeline. What about commercial real estate and infrastructure? Here in Toronto we have a highway called the Gardiner that is currently withering away. Would it not be another potentially ludicrous sector to sell Darkpulse tech to the municipality, and state/provincial levels? We actually have concrete falling (embarrassing I know) on to roads and pathways below the Gardiner (elevated highway just South of the downtown core by Lake Ontario).

If these sensors became the normal for civil engineering, would it not be possible to locate the source of weakness and perform cost efficient repairs before they became a greater problem and much more expensive?

Same thing with the subway tunnels. We currently have a new subway being built across the city...if this technology was factored in, future repairs could be taken care of well before they are deemed worthwhile to fix. I wouldn't be surprised if they allow cracks and damage to get to a certain point before it's considered worthwhile to perform the repairs.

My Dad is pretty well known in the Commercial Real Estate world and I'd love to inform him of the Darkpulse tech. I think Developers in North America would find it intriguing knowing they can pin point damage before it is noticeable damage that is a lot more costly to repair.

Am I way off the mark here, or could this tech be used in these industries?

$BVTK LONG