Disagree. In each case Mr Hakim has made as good a decision as possible considering the company's difficult bargaining position in which the can only offer stock in return for capital and the overwhelming need for capital. The decisions he has made will either pay off or not in the next few weeks coming up. I fully expect a run. But if it doesn't work it's not because of anything that I will blame Mr Hakim for. He's been on top of things since he came on board and has developed a real track record of results putting the pieces together. This company was dead in the water in 2011. The sky is clear and blue, not falling
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