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Friday, 06/07/2013 9:19:59 AM

Friday, June 07, 2013 9:19:59 AM

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ASYI – So what’s the delay with the NEWS?....

Why no word from this cellar-boxed-POS? We’ve banged on all its open windows (telephone, fax, and web), for more than a year … and there’s no answer coming from inside. Surely, we’ve all been had … and now those vile scammers are DEAD and gone … along with all our “flipper-money” … poured into their evil scheme? WHAT’S THE HOLD-UP?

The answer is AERO IQ, Inc. … and you’re a BIG-TIME fool if you dare to think that the ONLY people on the entire planet that now have possession of the revolutionary “Type III Informational Engine” are somehow going to willingly delay its use … and reap the enormous profits that will follow that use. The problem is WHO to sell it to … and THAT problem involves AERO IQ Inc.

ASYI cannot merge with Global Convergence Solutions UNTIL AERO IQ Inc. has been SPUN-OFF into the waiting arms of some other publicly-traded company.

The folks at ASYI have only three options in this regard:


1. ASYI can SPIN-OFF AERO IQ, Inc. as its own separate ticker symbol, having its own separate publicly-traded stock. But that wouldn’t result in any “BIG-TIME-PAYDAY” for Merus Capital, would it? Merus can only profitably EXIT the investment it entered into --- IF AND WHEN --- it can engineer a MERGER or ACQUISITION involving AERO IQ Inc. The folks are Merus Capital are “M&A” professionals. They are not interested in helping to run start-up businesses. Merus is the last person in the world who would want to see AERO IQ Inc. renting out its software, for nickels and dimes, during the course of the next 3 to 5 years, until it built up a decent client base and found a suitable M&A candidate. Merus has had its $5 Million invested in the ASYI/AERO investment since 2008, and it hasn’t earned a DIME by virtue of having done so … and it now wants (desparately) to EXIT that investment and move on to other things.

2. ASYI can offer a deal to Mr. Tim Morgan, the founder of WestJet, Canada’s largest airline --- who has been sitting on the Advisory Board of both ASYI and AERO IQ Inc. since 2011 --- for WestJet to ACQUIRE AERO IQ Inc., (as a wholly-owned operating subsidiary) in exchange for some cash and the publicly-traded shares of WestJet (which presently trades at $38 dollars per share). THIS “M&A” TRANSACTION WOULD CAUSE MERUS CAPITAL TO JOYFULLY WET ITS CORPORATE PANTS … as they could profitably exit the entire ASYI/AERO trade with a very handsome profit.

3. ASYI can offer a deal to Mr. Roy Bowlers, the former CEO of American Eagle, a subsidiary of American Airline --- who has been sitting on the Advisory Board of both ASYI and AERO IQ Inc. since 2011 --- for American Airlines to ACQUIRE AERO IQ Inc., (as a wholly-owned operating subsidiary) in exchange for some cash and the publicly traded shares of its parent corporation, AMR Corporation.

As I posted here several days ago, in April of 2011, ASYI announced that it has entered into a very special BETA-testing of its software with a “MAJOR” American air carrier. During that same month, the former CEO of American Eagle Airlines joined the Advisory Boards of both ASYI and AERO IQ Inc.

American Airlines filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in December of 2011, having more than $4 Billion of cash on its books. It was the 100th American air carrier to do so since 1990. In February of this year, it announced that it was going to MERGE with U.S. Airways, and that the merger would create the largest airline in the WORLD. That merger is to formally take place at some time during the 3rd quarter of this year … and the newly-merged airline is to be called: “American Airlines Group, Inc.” It will be comprised of dozens of regional airlines, including American Eagle Airlines.

So it you’re Merus Capital … what do you do? Surely, there is a golden opportunity here. But you have to WAIT until the 3rd quarter of this year to make it happen: the ACUISITION of AERO IQ Inc., for some cash and the shares of the corporate parent of American Airlines … which is AMR Corporation.

WOW, you might say. A dinky, little, no-bid, OTC developmental corporation is now at the center of a SET of MERGER & ACQUISITON TRANSACTIONS THAT COULD INVOLVE BILLION-DOLLAR CORPORATIONS … AND THE MOST POWERFUL MEN IN THE AMERICAN AVIATION INDUSTRY??????

YEAH! THAT’S EXACTLY WHAT I’D SAY … THAT, AND “HOLD WITH CONVICTION!” The shareholders of ASYI are going to get a piece of AERO and a piece of Global Convergence Solutions to boot. And they might (just might) get a piece of Forum Mobile Israel as well!
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