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DKLN

10/17/15 7:40 AM

#186611 RE: sirant #186610

After Lisenby's BS (PR from 10/4/10, timelines in spring 2013 PRs)was exposed, the stock tanked all the way to it's current putird level of well under a penny and has sat at this current putrid level for a long, long time (with atrocious volume on a daily basis). Also, zippo substantive Lisenby accomplishments for investors in over six years. This joke of a stock has brought so many laughs and will continue to bring many laughs until it stops trading. HA HA HA HA HA.



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k9narc

10/17/15 9:16 AM

#186614 RE: sirant #186610

"The rumors are they are trying to do better than the first run and make them and the shareholders of MCIC a lot of money.".....


LOL...and the first important step to success is not filing so you get a sign attached to the ticker with this warning.......




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gorbec1

10/17/15 11:10 AM

#186616 RE: sirant #186610

mcic looking good