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Ron's additional comments:

Re: Ron's Comments About Parlacen General Assembly (Part 2)

* I asked the about George E. Warren, they are still onboard, just waiting for the Baytown Refinery to be finished, they want the product to use as a clean blend stock. This was confirmed by AmSpec. In my opinion, it seems they will purchase our product, but will not fund our plant. I heard rumors that Baytown is about to be fully funded, but again, I said this is only a rumor I am not sure who or when.
This is all my opinion from rumors, none of my comments are substantiated.

* In regards to the other projects, Jatropha is on its way from Haiti, so I will assume the Tractor Company/Power Deal is still on. The Malaysia project is still on, waiting for Borneo Oil to get set up, the delay was the elections in Malaysia. The Companies future in DR depends on the May election, if the opposition party (Admiral Friends) wins the May election, we have a guaranteed deal in DR. The status of "pink sheets" should change they will except the application in 90 days, the attorneys are working hard.
This is all my opinion from rumors, none of my comments are substantiated.

* Oh yes, I forgot, you guys can start thanking me for the Biomass Magazine article, I spoke with Bryan for over an hour, he also received 60 pictures from me, I had to edit the pictures to 350 DPI for the magazine. Very nice fella, he has been watching the company for months, but decided to do an article after watching the video, then speaking with me. He held back for months because of the basher attacks, he originaly thought the company was a scam, but now he knows SSTP has the real deal. He will be visiting the plant soon!
That is just one example how the bashers affect the company's progress.

* Back to Guatemala, I was impressed on how many autos were on the roads, everywhere there were cars, trucks, buses, motorcycles, very busy place. The Country was clean also, most of the people in Guatemala City were tall thin, spanish folks, kinda looked like Puerto Rico, when you travel to the country you see the mixed Indian folks, short and dark skin. We travel by escort to the town of Antigua, very old city, we visited a church built in the 1600's and did a little shopping, at all times we had National Police escort. The country had many American tourists, they seemed fine without any escort, I think because we were a high profile visitors, like diplomats, they were protecting us.

* The way the Parlacen works, is every year a memeber country gets to elect a President, the term is only one year, the countries rotate, example:
2007 - 2008 Guatemala
2008 - 2009 Honduras
2009 - 2010 Panama
ect........
All of these guys are connected, most are ex- presidents and Politicians. Julio's family is the richest in Guatemala, his family has a coffee plantation hundreds of years old.

* My opinion is, both reactors are completed in Baytown, and fully operational. The remaining factor which is the cooling refining technics are being built now, they have designed a system to produce different products directly out of the reactor, by-passing the biocrude stage. They are installing the final equipment now. I am not 100% sure how its done, (but I have an idea) they can produce biogasoline, diesel, jetfuel, naptha directly from the reactor. They have a new system that cools/condenses each product at a very hot stage in the process that produces a product with no particles or water, the very small amount of water and particles are removed further down the system. State of the art, way more advanced than before. The new naptha has such a high octane rating it will ignite 8 inches away. Awesome product!

* Scroll to bottom, look for AmSpec Card!
http://www.biocrude.us/sstpatparlacen.html


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