Yo Lassie - first mine to editor 11/16/06:
I wish to both thank and condemn your newspaper and columnist about the article. It was clearly written to disparage the company, drive the price per share into the ground - which it has. It allowed me an opportunity to get in AGAIN for what I believe will be fantastic gains.
I am sure the financials will come out if your journalist does not interfere again. By the way, the article cost little investors a lot of money needlessly.
I thought a journalism was about portraying the truth fairly?
Did sljb not purchase all the companies it pr'd?
Did it not conform to all SEC filings?
I am quite sure your so called journalist violated some kinda rules about fair and unbiased reporting. THe article was nothing more than a smear campaign designed to part inexperienced investors from money.
When the AF does come out, I hope to hell someone sues you or RCMP charges you with whatever they can.
AS for me, I bought some of the shares this morning for speculation. Its all a coin toss unless someone like your reporter tips the scales. I expect to double or triple my money over the next while. So thanks for the price manipulating article.
Just so you know, I am gonna search for some kind of journalist association - surely there is one and file a complaint for the article. It just aint right to do that to folks for a few cents a word. You oughta be ashamed.
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SECOND LETTER 11/19/06
Dear Editor windsor star:
A list of people "scammed" by sljb, check for yourself......sljb
good luck to you, also I invited a couple of other newpapers to pick up story including Gulfnews....they regularly cover business there. EAsy to check facts.....one of them a competitor of Canwest - bellglobal or something like that. Have fun!
- might be a good time to start reporting facts doncha think? This list I am also sending to those "other" newspapers.....
1) Wessal International's President Ahmed Khalil Al-Muslmani
2) KPMG
3) PWC
4) Emaar Properties
5) SAM Building Materials
6) Ramada General Contracting
7) State of Nevada
8) Dubai Government
9) Security and Exchange Commission
10) Red Sea Group
11) Dubai International Financial Exchange
12) Consultech Construction Management
13) Liberian Government
14) Emirates Al-Youm
15) Al-Bayan
16) Al-Khaleej
17) Al-Etihadal Iktisady
18) Middle East Economic Digest (MEED)
19) Sultan bin Sulayem, Executive Chairman of Dubai Ports Authority (DPA) and Chairman of Nakheel
20) Gen. Shaikh Mohammed
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EDITOR REPLY 11/21/06
Joel: If you can point out any factual errors in our stories, please let me know and we will publish a correction. Regarding the companies listed as business partners of Sulja: We have done Internet searches for Wessal International and its president Almad Khadil Al Muslmani, Intec Industries, Red Sea Group and Ramada General Contracting and none of them have websites. The only references on the Net are in Sulja or LoftWerks press releases and various investor forums. We searched the Emaar Properties website and could find no reference among their press releases to a joint venture with Sulja, Red Sea or Wessal. As well, we have done a search of Infomart, which includes databases from dozens of general interest and business publications around the world and could find no stories about these companies. We did check Gulfnews and found one story taken directly from a Sulja press release. If you have any phone numbers or contact names for any of these companies, we'd appreciate hearing from you.
Thanks,
Jim Potter
assistant metro editor
