First:
Thanks John for your contact. Keep calling.
Duke:
You are not alone, my friend, in your line of questioning.
Every time I get a new piece of intel here, it raises new questions. If a new 15c2-11 was tendered in Oct. and the SEC had issues, why did trading continue until the halt in 03-2008? If the SEC is now simply waiting on a new 15c2-11, does that mean that they accept the old shell as valid for trading? Are they going to issue any statement revealing the who and how of the shell issues so shareholders can quit guessing as to the quality of the shell and the likelihood of some future repeat? Is the company going to do likewise - or just let the PPS bounce like a yo-yo while KGLJ tries to find a market (other than grey/)?
I'm not sure how much slack is due lawyers who rely on concerned shareholders to send them the contacts, phone numbers, e-mail addresses, questions to ask, due diligence etc. etc. etc. Should we be billing them? Do they need directions to the restroom?
Message: Tick tick tick. SOLVE THIS AND REPORT TO THE SHAREHOLDERS - before you're reporting to their attorneys.
BTW: The attorneys I have in mind don't need me to tell them
how to reach the SEC or KGLJ principals.
I truly hope JP enjoys some time away. But if this sounds like someone who's growing weary of the dark veil, then I'd say that's a really good observation.
