Thanks for the response. TV or no TV doesn't matter for me and shouldn't matter to anyone, and I was only sharing my view and not denigrating you for yours, in case that wasn't clear. I was just sharing that as strange as it seems, as the colored flags are flying, especially the further one looks back, this may be the real deal. I have never recommended purchase of FITX, by the way, to my subscribers, but I have shared how my view has been changing despite a ton of skepticism. You are right, too, to point to the cult-like following, for better or worse.
I am not "evangelizing" about FITX - I don't know ENRT as well, that is true. I have had a lot of communication with other companies in Canada, but not them. One of my subscribers went and visited ENRT and reported back negatively - maybe I shouldn't have let that guide how I allocate my time, which is very scarce, but I am not in a position to say anything on ENRT. Thanks for sharing your view on ENRT. I think that the Canadians are doing a de facto legalization and understand why Health Canada is so concerned about capacity (I heard this from another producer too).
As far as "half right", to be clear, I am saying that if he can only produce 650K lbs a year, the deal is a home-run. Do you have a different view?
I don't have proof of the patents, the fence completion, or the building permits. Do you have evidence that they don't? I don't think that the public has all the clarity yet on PHOT's GIFT program, but I think I understand the major issues.
Thanks for the dialogue and good luck...
If you don't like my posts, don't read them. If you think only those who agree with you should post, then start your own message board. My conclusions are my opinion only, based on what I believe to be true. I have no crystal ball.
