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Re: banyon post# 108426

Saturday, 05/07/2011 5:43:04 PM

Saturday, May 07, 2011 5:43:04 PM

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I agree Banyon that Pawson must know what he is doing to be able to continually pull this off without legal interaction or being put away. But I don't think that myself, yourself, or others here, are completely helpless in the grand scheme of things. By making enough noise and by not just going along with things and saying 'oh well', we can change something, or at least stop the bleeding here at BEHL before it is completely sucked dry.

In an ideal situation for me, the SEC halts BEHL and does a complete investigation of the trail of shares and money in and out of the company, and tracks down these guys so they can't do it again. I'm sure this is a long process, but I do honestly believe from emails as well as others, that the process is underway. So I will keep doing what I can to make others know that no business is going on here and ask these people why they keep just chipping in to pay a few select individuals, over and over again for nothing.

It's beyond red flags now. There is evidence of theft, fraud, and most importantly, a gigantic weight on the shoulders of any shareholders until 2012. It is right from the financials:

1. A non-interest bearing note dated December 20th, 2010 payable to a non-affiliated company with a one year maturity convertible into common stock at a rate of $0.0001 per share. _____________________$ 589,447
2. A series of non-interest bearing advances made beginning April 2010 from a non-affiliated company through December 10, 2010 which will be reduced to a series of notes payable with one year maturities convertible into common stock at rates ranging between $0.004 and $0.001 per share.


April 2010_____$160,000
May 2010________38,000
June 2010_______73,500
24 July 2010_____89,100
August 2010____224,000
September 2010_58,050
October 2010____66,900
November 2010__51,097
December 2010___9,000

TOTAL________$769,647



$1,359,094 worth of shares still has to be sold. That is no joke, an ENORMOUS amount. Any person invested now, or thinking of investing, is being buried more and more underneath all of those shares. It's like started a baseball game losing by a million runs, and expecting you have fair shot to win...

It needs to stop. At least if no one buys, it will stop them from being able to sell. I don't expect to get through to every potential investor across the world, but the writing couldn't be any bigger on the wall at this point. This is what will happen in the next months. It is not avoidable, so why be a part of it? It's ok to admit a loss, and then at least give money to a new company/venture/etc that has not lied over and over to their shareholders, and has not produced any significant or verifiable progress. Behl may have had a chance in 2009 or 2010- I honestly don't know; but there is no chance anymore :/