Laidlaw Energy Group, Inc.(fka LLEG)

[rich sears]

Sorry to disappoint you again Tom, but it has been apparent to me for some time now that your complete lack of understanding with regard to the SEC process is leading you to false conclusions again. Just a suggestion, but perhaps instead of spending your time trying to convince yourself and others that you comprehend the process, you may want to do some reading to learn exactly how the process works. I have attached a link that you may want to look at to learn more about the SEC process. http://www.nhsec.nh.gov No need to thank me. I get great satisfaction helping the less knowledgeable.

Since Laidlaw will never file an application with the SEC IMO, unfortunately you will not get to see how the process works in this instance. But if they were legitimate I believe you would have seen the committee charged with overseeing the process being highly critical of Laidlaw’s lack of experience, lack of plans, lack of qualified wood study, lack of community support, lack of financing, trail of millions in unpaid bills, and voracious appetite for frivolous litigation which has born no fruit. Not to mention queue issues, transmission issues, pollution issues, noise issues, traffic issues and the many other issues that would impact the host community. And speaking of the host community, they get a seat at the table as an intervener in the process. Which explains the motivation behind Laidlaws recent propaganda push to gain local support. That’s because at the end of the day Tom, it IS about the facts. Not hope and wishful thinking as seems to be the investment strategy of many here.

But I am perfectly content to just wait for things to unfold so that you can see for yourself what many have been trying to tell you for a long time now; that Laidlaw is far from possessing the means by which to build, own or operate a biomass facility.

You can be as patient as you like, but that won’t change the facts. Which will eventually support everything I state above.