Ajh, my friend, yes, Scheer can be all that, and that shows he is not perfect, but not trying to martyr him or make him out to be some bigger-than-life person, people like Scheer do succeed, and they make it big. Look at Steve Job (very eccentric, egocentric and unliked by many in the techies), Elon Musk (very unliked for his bold ideas and by big oil), Rupert Murdock (very unliked by his many wives and most in the TV biz and by shs for his shady dealings), and I can go on and on and on. Yes, I agree Scheer is the bulk of the problem here for CERP, but he has his reasons. He does not get up one day to say that I am going to be the dummiest and careless CEO in the world, or I'll screw all my shs so I can hold on to this company for how long now until its demise? It's like going to work and having no work to do except just to kill time to get a paycheck and watching the company dies because it can't handle its operation HR correctly. That would be the longest day of anyone's life. The vision is there, the plan is there, but the execution is so chitty. Would someone else be better than Scheer as CEO, yes, there are plenty. Unfornately, as my previous msg to PITHG, he just did not want to let go. I don't think he is blind to these facts and make all sorts of excuse to take the failure off his shoulders. Yes, there are some of that too as well. Ultimately, success or failure of a company depends on the execution of the plan laid out by management. Yes, I agree that has not been done to par, but one thing we all can agree, CERP has GOOD products and the world needs them. Whether Scheer will lead us out of this stranglehold is TBD on 3/26. I do expect that if we CERP does make it out alive, new senior management will be announced to run the operation. Also, if Horizon decides to past on the $2.8 mil and wants CERP for the assets, then that tells us something about CERP's potential. Oh, what tangle web has Scheer weaved.
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