Universal Apparel and Textile Co. (DKGR)

[Chadman]

I could address a lot of the posts here over the past 20 or so, but just wanted to say a couple things. This board has become a much better board in looking at this as a company (or not), and the positive and negative discussions are dealing with things in a better way. Of course, the positivity has taken a hit, both with the former ringleaders of getting shareholders on board (i.e. the former moderators and board pushers who are now paid by the company as Investor Relations) leaving the day to day postings and with the ongoing failures of the company to meet company scenarios which the new (and old) shareholders were told to believe in.

I think most now realize that the only things that will really matter is the granting of permits and ultimately the production of gold. Yes, the machinery showing up is important, but even that doesn't guarantee any real gold production, and as we all know is tough to figure out.

All of this could be better understood with real PRs with a timeframe, as has been pointed out, but all along Drake has been gray in announcing specifics - for whatever reason.

As for calling Clayton and asking him if he is selling, or is planning to sell in the future, I think that's rather pointless for a couple of sensible reasons. What does he possibly have to gain by saying he has sold, or is planning to sell in the future? And since his business is mainly promoting companies and if he is a major shareholder with plenty of shares still on hand, he only stands to lose both money and credibility in future dealings with a large group of shareholders - and damage to his next venture(s) moving forward.

I would think that if I called him and he told me he's not selling shares that it would be the only thing he could possibly tell me - unless he is planning on doing something new very quickly. Which I do know from experience is quite possible. So, I'm satisfied waiting to see how this plays out. I certainly can't lose too much more money, regardless.