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Sunday, 01/30/2011 1:27:14 AM

Sunday, January 30, 2011 1:27:14 AM

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Razorpockets sorry for the slow reply but I get only one post per day now.…Maybe sold maybe not. My initial reaction was that a new CEO most likely indicated that EESO had been sold. After thinking about it and trying to see things from Jared’s point of view I can’t see how the company can be sold at this time. I am just speculating like everyone else. I am basing my speculations on EESO being a real company, the excellent products, the fact that WG and EESO have had an ongoing legal dispute over the products for more than a year, the value and quantity of equipment and raw materials, and the buyout offer which I think was real. There are people that see just the opposite of what I see so it’s 6/5 pickem. I think the most likely buyer for EESO would be WG. But it appears that a new CEO is in place at EESO and because WG and EESO have not yet settled their dispute it makes sense to me that WG did not buy EESO. Why, in these circumstances, would a new CEO be appointed just months before a buyout that would surely lead to another new CEO being appointed as soon as the buyout was signed sealed and delivered? There was no need to appoint a new CEO at this time unless there were business circumstances to be taken care of ….OR…There was another buyer. The “another buyer” scenario could go in lots of directions so I’ll leave that one alone until I have more and better info. I still don’t see how a sale could take place until the WG and SEC (fine paid) things are finished. I know logic doesn’t always apply in these kinds of situations but I can’t see a scam here. I do see some outrageously bad decisions but that’s all. IF there are product sales or negotiations in the works then someone has to be available to take care of the business. Even if Jared is still calling the shots it would be much better to put a different face out in front of the company. Like I said in a previous post, I don’ give a damn who owns the company I just want results that raise the value of the company, period. There is no one out there that would buy and take control of a company that owes $388,000 and change to the SEC and has a pending law suit with WG. Maybe when those issues are finished the company will be sold. Whatever is going on I sure hope to get some info from the company in the near future. GLTA