Blackout Media Corp (BKMP)

[Matt Dillon]

Dakota & all of us, it seems to me that a man such as Sandy (if everyone catches my drift) loses his grip on TFN, one must wonder how is that possible. Sandy appears to be a person who would never even consider risking loss plus it would appear he takes great care of himself and as for us investors he cares very little if at all.

.......... Now just maybe hope is in the air or something but even as Wi$e or Webby post it slowly seems that any run is already blending into the wood work. As 1-03 months pass then the month of MAY shines we will probably be right back here as we started.

....the future dump...??? When the big boys buy in from .0001 through .0014 this clearly tells me that if any run happens that a safe out may be between .0001 and .001 if that. You see someone such as Webby or Wi$e would do better trying to break even on this mess than making a profit but one question still seems to be un-answered. If Wi$se or Webby combined together with any friends of MM's at what price and cost to them would it be to produce a run. With that in mind and the massive shares out there it would seem to exit this without getting hurt may be even lower such as .0008 to safely exit.

Questions??? Who pays to push the run. Once that is found a better price but not more than .0014 max shall be top exit monies when considering the massives shares.

Someone must lose so count your shares and think if you had a 1-2 billion shares at what price could you dump while the other shareholders that may be holding up to 100 million shares might dump their shares let alone those with only 50 million shares or less. My point being the person with the huge numbers must always dump massive shares into a run and someone will always lose because they will wait for a share price that will never come while you are being under cut with huge dumping verses typical holders holding 50+ million.

The one with 1-2 billion shares will under cut you all day long while many keep holding the bag so be careful.