Replies to post #205602 on Winning Brands Corporation (WNBD)

[Dennisb68]

"He said he was honored and appreciated the trust put in him"

"Show me where the CEO of Winning Brands made this "quote"

I think by 2011 the CEO knew there was no trust in him so he probably didn't make that exact comment.

[doogdilinger]

That was a copy/paste of hopetocashin's statement which was obviously the person "who" I was responding to with that post lmfao!!!

But I happen to share hopetocashin's opinion of eric the emperor with no clothes as all of Eric Lehner's well documented illustrious deceptive tactics utilized over the years prove beyond all shadow of any lingering doubt that he is nothing more than a pos-land confidence man who's thousands of words/statements over the years completely caught up to him!!!

And all anyone has to do is read the original 2011 blog for themselves that hope was referring to, to see Eric Lehner in action...a mere 2 years b4 he wiped out and destroyed the accounts of all his round 1 believers>>>

A special honour was received today, in the form of a U.S. flag from Afghanistan that was mounted to a helicopter in a recent mission. This was sent by a shareholder who is in this theatre of operations currently. We have immediately cleared a space in which to place the gift. Accompanying this flag and a photo of it on the helicopter was a letter quoting Roman emperor and philosopher Marcus Aurelius, in which the Roman considers how to preserve equanimity in the presence of conflict.

Approximately 40 countries have participated in the current Afghanistan mission, including many of the countries with which Winning Brands is currently doing business or intending to. On this basis, our shareholders internationally can also share in the spirit of this gift – a symbol of cooperation for a greater purpose. The choice of Marcus Aurelius is particularly apt for his reputation of commitment to service and duty.

This gift is now placed in the middle of the office as a reminder to us all about the wide reach of our shareholder family and the wisdom and goodwill that is present in this community. To that special shareholder, we hope that you will understand through this response how meaningful your gift has been to us.

Eric Lehner, CEO
Winning Brands