Greenshift Corporation (GERS)

[Harry Winston]

Looks to me that you have little stomach for this roller coaster.

I have no tolerance for the CEOs of publicly-traded U.S.-based corporations who wait for years before they communicate the company's financial health to their own shareholders.

I also have no tolerance for CEOs who allow their own company's website to go down for more than an hour.

This is NOT your standard "investment" or gambit.

The word "gamble" is more appropriate. The word "gambit" is used in chess, a game where a good player can make high-quality predictions of the other player's moves based on the current position of both sets of pieces. In chess, a gambit is the voluntary sacrifice of a small-value piece in order to achieve a better overall position or the voluntary sacrifice of a major piece in order to win the game. I've never met the Greenshift CEO, so I have no idea why he has taken some of the actions he's done. The statement he made last October, first on this board and later on the company's website, should've been updated by now.

it appears that you are in the wrong game. This one has no rules, no ordered controls; it is pure high risk where only idiots or realistic hopefuls would tread.

The Greenshift Corporation, its' CEO, and I all have to obey the laws of the United States because they were passed by various sessions of the U.S. Congress and signed into law by various U.S. Presidents under a process that was authorized by the U.S. Constitution. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and The U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation enforce some of these laws. That's why I knew that the company's website would either be running again. The only alternative would be for the company CEO to start running away.