"John M. Bourque has no inclination to work hard and play by the rules."
Correct, but not as the "devil in the details" of your understanding of the past prior to when John Bourque left Bourque Industries and entered prison.
abcde2 examined the events prior to the Global merger and posted a reduced version in his/her public posts here on this board, where in-depth details were to be found external to Investors Hub at that time, with expansions as time moved forward, even to this current time with continued cooperation from the law enforcement agencies he acknowledge as contacting on this board, (aka) #msg-88121175 "absolutely----done!!!!!!!!" (05/20/13) two years ago.
(replace) John M. Bourque has no inclination to work hard and play by the rules (with) John M. Bourque had a strong inclination* to work hard and play by the rules so demanded by The Crooks.
* The Crooks, years prior to the Global merger discussing their criminal plans, said in regards to John Bourque "I'll make him an offer he can't refuse, and once accepted, we control him to do whats good** for us, not Bourque Industries, as he will play by our rules, not any he deems correct to protect Bourque Industries and the shareholders."
** good - acquire investor's cash selling cheaper than cheap (aka, zero cost) BORKs on the quick, not on a successful Bourque Industries being taken to market.
But today, "John M. Bourque has a different and strong inclination to work hard and play by the rules."
Yes, but once again John Bourque wants the procedure to successfully create Kryron alloys, having all the properties so stated on the company web site, at a cost to manufacture inline with acceptance for sales, that from his efforts only and not share with anyone else the secrets and ability, this to obtain his quest of "I am Kryron. I am Bourque Industries." Which of course puts at risk Bourque Industries being able to create an alloy with Kryron properties since the Kryron patents are not fully enabled.
"... at this point the only thing that can stop John Bourque are our good buds at the IRS. And that will happen only because there are probably a few high ranking political folks that dumped a ton of money into BORK and lost it all and they are pissed. The only mistake John Bourque made in his business plan was the wide net he cast to bring in investors to buy BORK stock in order to drive up the share price also snared some highly connected political people who can actually "pull the trigger" and cause the FEDS to become interested [and] wouldn't get too excited about buying in now hoping to get a quick hit from a short burst in the stock price as the hammer could drop at any time."
All good reasoning, including "the hammer could drop at any time" as not a "could" but as a "will" as this execution "play" by the federal authorities is well constructed, yes, but this will not stop or doom Bourque Industries the company, but individuals associated with whatever indictments are handed down. Meaning Bourque Industries the company with its patents remains whole needing first all knowledge to be acquired from John Bourque to be transferred to Bourque Industries, and then a total removal of all current company officers, those indicted or charged with some offense be it only a simple not protecting the shareholders, causing a court decision for control of Bourque Industries to be determined for the good of the shareholders. And yes, its possible John Bourque may under conditions now in play to be able to retain his position at Bourque Industries.
"I've already dumped all my shares and got a penny for each share while having an average cost of $1.50 per share. That is as close as you can get to a total loss..."
My opinion, not a good play on what I see as a for-sure John Bourque "time served" and repeat of that dog & pony show, that simply as "to a total loss" was a decision not based on cold hard cash but a reaction from emotions that I think will prevent you from obtaining a much better grab on your investment cost.
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