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Friday, 10/06/2006 1:49:59 PM

Friday, October 06, 2006 1:49:59 PM

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This stock at this time is just like finding a crystal of some type in a mine. Most are saying is it a crystal or is it a diamond? Well, at this time is when it is tested for credibility. Genuine or not? Once all know it’s genuine, it has an instant Minimum Price on it. That’s what the market will see here.

No need for more polishing until all know it’s genuine. That’s what Petar is doing now.

I Honestly believe we have an uncut diamond! Worth plenty now, yet the more it gets polished the more value it gains.

Right now the AF's will place more value per share on the stock than any deal. This will give the company credibility in the eyes of wall street, especially when it comes from one (or two) of the big four.
After finincials are out and we're seen as a valid company, just the rumors of deals will send PPS upward at times.

At this point SLJB will be seen as a value to loyal investors big time. Funds, etc

And yes, the bashers/shorters can always pick out one or two negatives out of any writing/Pr and work on it, but they can’t find near as many negative’s on this Company as Positive’s that have been uncovered by this board. That tilt’s the scales heavily in my opinion that this management team is legit and managing a business. If the’re not, they missed their Buisiness calling.

Sulja Bros. has achieved steadily increasing revenues since its inception that now average over $30M annually. The company currently has assets totaling more than $25M. It is projected that once Sulja Bros. settles into its new role, revenues could top out at the $200M+ within twenty-four months. The increased inventory alone could place the company's assets at over $125M.

Naked shorts attacked Lofterks, not SLJB, but now they didn’t anticipate loftworks being sold / merged to someone with big money connections. So they’ve gotten caught with their hand in the cookie jar.

And don't forget about SLJB buying the lumber mills to eliminate the middle man. This is how they beat competion in their market place.
If your buying materials for a construction project, why buy from an outside source?
If your buying from a Company you own or are affiliated with, you have eliminated the middle man. Thus saving millions of dollars on every deal.

All this is a part being laid in the foundation of this Company. Other Parts were the merger with LFWK, Name/Symbol Change, Foot in the door with Emaar, Foot in the door in the middle east, moving off the pinks, Etc.

Just like the deals being set up in the Pro-forma.
Emaar needs Sulja just as much as Sulja needs them IMO. Emaar needs the export license and the products.


One thing that has been mentioned more than once is protecting our Joint Venture Intrests. Well, it's fact we are in a JV with Emaar in Germay and maybe other places we don't know about Yet.

So, I ask all, "Why wouldn't Emaar step up to the plate if neccessary to protect thier JV intrests". Especially when materials are in such short supply in the middle east.

Add to that, Emaar just purchased the largest home builder in the US. John Laing homes) Now, not only are deal in the middle east for supplys, but maybe even closer. And that to me folks would be plenty of reason for Emaar with their Billions in pocket change to protect thier JV intrests in our little Company.

When all is validated by the financials, Watch Out, Shorts will fall over each other to get their hand out of the cookie jar, if they can.

I bought more at.18 last week and still happy to be in under .50


All is my opinion, You should perform your own DD to decide what to invest in!