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tdbowieknife

12/31/14 9:23 AM

#85779 RE: bullmarket2222 #85778

Is that going to be Treaty's defense? To blame a CEO from 2009?

LOL!

SEC Charges New Orleans-Based Energy Company and Executives With Fraudulent Stock Manipulation...

http://www.sec.gov/News/PressRelease/Detail/PressRelease/1370543709953#.VI80ZFWJOuY

http://www.sec.gov/litigation/complaints/2014/comp-pr2014-281.pdf


Was it Davis Hallin's fault Treaty did not file too?

Of course not.

TECO SEC Suspension:

http://www.sec.gov/litigation/suspensions/2014/34-73905.pdf

Order:

http://www.sec.gov/litigation/suspensions/2014/34-73905-o.pdf

tdbowieknife

12/31/14 10:09 AM

#85780 RE: bullmarket2222 #85778

This is all Treaty's fault...

This is the TRUTH and the REALITY that Treaty doesn't give a shit about the environment or the landowners they lease from as well as Texas regulations which they have repeatedly for years ignored...

PROOF


This shows what Kind of "Oil Company" Treaty Energy is... Treaty has many TRRC regulatory issues that they refuse to deal with...Treaty does not care about the environment nor the land owners they leases from as is very evident from the actions taken by the Texas Railroad commission against Treaty Energy...

Treaty has serious TRRC compliance issues.

Texas Sands P-5 issues have not been resolved. The Thomason, Worth lease Severed December 27th for delinquent P-5...

No P-5 no production, no nothing...

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Master Default Order for Non-compliance...

http://www.rrc.state.tx.us/media/9562/12-04-12-mdo.pdf

TRRC order to plug 8 wells on the McComas lease. All the wells in this order have now been plugged by the State of Texas in August because Treaty Energy refused to comply with the TRRC orders to do so. This AFTER Chris Tesarski supposedly "took over" Treaty...

The TRRC will sue for reimbursement.

https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B8fPIL-cKPM-dmVRWXota1d1eXM/edit

Treaty's new and the second Master Default Order...

Treaty didn't bother to show up for this one either...

http://www.rrc.state.tx.us/media/9554/01-07-14-mdo.pdf

The violations...

http://www.rrc.state.tx.us/media/15648/7b-82750-def.pdf



Turns out the February 14th "Newsletter" about the McComas Hearing was complete bullshit just as suspected...

The only thing true was that Sean Douglas and a lawyer was at the hearing and apparently didn't have a clue. The hearing was for Treaty to show cause of a good faith claim to having a valid lease on the McComas. Treaty tried to claim they had a lease and wanted to transfer it to another entity. The McComas landowner said otherwise and proved they did not. People attending said both Douglas and Treaty's lawyer were disaster representatives and were ill prepared. There was nothing in the hearing about the Barnes lease said and there was NO AGREEMENT with anybody.

The next step in the process will be a "proposal for decision" for the commissioners to rule on written up by the TRRC enforcement attorneys.

Looks like Treaty lied again and will not be compliant until they can get past all the plugging and damage issues on both the Barnes and McComas leases.

Next to little to nothing ever turns out to be true when it come to Treaty. Treaty's nothing but a bullshitting share selling scam and will say anything to keep investors on the hook...

As of 12-31-2014 none of the claims by Treaty of any sort of compliance with the TRRC have been even remotely true.

Investors should be furious with all the misleading information and down right lies by Treaty Energy...


For Treaty to bring C&C Petroleum back into compliance like Treaty has promised they would a dozen times over the last 2 years, they need to...

Reimburse the State of Texas for plugging the 8 wells on the McComas lease. That's estimated by the State at $94,062.00 and could be more if they ran into problems.

Plug the remaining wells on the Barnes lease that includes the mine well and estimated at $60,000.00 plus the $70,000 in damages and mess left to the surface when Treaty abandoned the lease. Treaty has run out of time to do this... The State of Texas is scheduled to plug them next month. Guess Treaty will need to reimburse the State for these too...

Pay lease fee's of $21,000.00.

Pay the Master Default Order fines of $26,000.00.

Bring into compliance or plug 8 other wells on the leases under C&C for a estimate of $45,000.00

Treaty must also deal with the current 25 Severance issues with the 6 leases under C&C Petroleum... That's 25 Severance issues.

Treaty has done virtually NOTHING to bring C&C Petroleum back into compliance. Treaty has been LYING to investors for years concerning the issues with the TRRC and Lying to the TRRC and they are not amused.


These total $316,062.00

Time estimate... Forever.

The State of Texas will be coming for Treaty Energy soon...

These are all FACTS...That can be found on the TRRC website and that I have post links to and screenshots of many, many times some of which are in this post...

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tdbowieknife

12/31/14 1:42 PM

#85791 RE: bullmarket2222 #85778

Another month goes by and no production reports. November report is due by EOD and that can't be submitted till the last 4-5 months of delinquent production reports have been submitted. It's very clear that Chris Tesarski has no intention of reporting or dealing with the TRRC issues that plague Treaty... He likely will not even return from Canada. Seems some of the snakes and rats have already run...


Oh!!!! And TIMES UP to turn Treaty around by end of December!!

The fraudster didn't even come close and actually just made this POS scam stocks situation even worse!

This guy couldn't turn around a cart in a Wal-Mart parking lot!

LOL!

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Belize Oilwatch

12/31/14 10:56 PM

#85798 RE: bullmarket2222 #85778

Information about David Hallin is available in Treaty’s 10Ks

Treaty end 2008 10K Shows:

David Hallin has been our Vice President, Secretary and director since our inception. Prior to that, he was the Chief Manager of Phoenix Oil & Gas LLC and Tenn-Tex Group LLC, both Tennessee LLC’s. Hallin was a Naval Aviator serving in the U.S. Marine Corps. on active duty and reserve status for twenty seven years. His experience includes service in Vietnam as a forward air controller and commanding officer of an attack squadron. He retired with the rank of Colonel. His business experience also includes a thirty two year career as a commercial pilot with FedEx where he served in flight management for ten years. He was instrumental in acquiring the SAGO oil, gas and mineral leases that now make up the foundation of the SAGO enhancement and redevelopment project in Treaty’s “Far West Texas Production Section”, and is a founder of Phoenix Oil and Gas, LLC. and Treaty Petroleum, Inc. He earned his Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration from what is now the Walton College of Business, University of Arkansas.

2008 Compensation: Base Salary $0, Option Awards $0.

David Hallin, owns warrants to purchase 100,000 shares which expire June 12, 2010.

Treaty end 2009 10K Shows

During September, 2009 we received notice that David Hallin, the previous Corporate Secretary of the Company acting as Corporate Secretary for Treaty Petroleum, Inc. (the Texas corporation from which the two Crockett County, Texas leases were assigned to Treaty Energy Corporation) executed a “Release of Lease”, surrendering all rights to the two Crockett County leases. We also received notice that Mr. Hallin, along with Ronda Hyatt, the previous Company President, acting as President of High Ground, Inc., the operator of record of the leases, executed a “Release and Indemnification Agreement” with a representative of the lessors of the leases whereby Treaty Petroleum, Inc. (the Texas Corporation) was indemnified of all liabilities to the lessors.

During 2008, we made principal and interest payments to our then Corporate Secretary of $993 and $1,007, respectively and accrued additional interest of $1,139. During 2009, we made no principal and interest payments and accrued an additional interest of $1,161. At December 31, 2009, principal and interest due on this note was $48,747.

On January 29, 2010, a lawsuit was filed in the 22nd Judicial District Court, Parish of St. Tammany, Louisiana naming Treaty Energy Corporation, among others, as a defendant. The notes references in the previous [two] paragraph[s] are part of the basis of the lawsuit. With respect to these notes and the lawsuit, Treaty Energy recognizes the liability owed to Mr. Hallin.

2009 Compensation: Base Salary $0, Option Awards $0.

During the year ended December 31, 2008, Ronda Hyatt, Gary Dunham and David Hallin served as our directors.

On July 8, 2009, shareholders representing seventy four percent (74%) of the voting power of Treaty Energy Corporation (the “Company”) took certain corporate action by written consent of shareholders pursuant to Nevada corporate law. The shareholders voted to elect Randall Newton a director and as Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Company, and simultaneously voted to remove Ronda Hyatt, David Hallin, and Gary Dunham as directors of the Company. After these actions, Randall Newton remained as the only director of the Company.

On September 19, 2009, the three former officers, Ronda Hyatt, David Hallin and Gary Dunham submitted their resignations.

I haven't gone back further than this.

Cheers
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Belize City, Belize CA

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