Replies to post #24099 on Bourque Industries Inc (BORK)

[gotmilk]

Greetings MerthyrQ,

I would suggest a more accurate status opinion towards Bourque Industries.

(rather than) "... remain hopeful for a brighter day for their BORK investment."

I suggest that an accurate presentation of the posture of the Hurting in the Dark Shareholders resides in their capacity to understand the history of Bourque Industries with a strong focus of the activity of John Bourque.

Do they "remain hopeful" can be obtained as a quantification exercise (a limitation imposed on the variables of a proposition) where this "brighter day" is expressed as the quantity of something, which is of course "for their BORK investment."

Yes, I do agree that "a brighter day" is all but certain, considering that the present day is dark, and whatever light appears will brighten the investment, even a one penny upswing in BORK's pps. But then, even with that occurrence its for sure not what they hoped for.

But then, that "remain hopeful" needs to be understood as really a state of mind since the 2011 collapse such that its really a "I lost my investment, and from 2011 to today, it remains as so."

BTW, Its telling that the very recent "negatives perceived [by the Milkman] for BORK" has no rebuttals delivered here by John Bourque's hearsay puppets. Telling in that John Bourque knows that accurate truth was told and he has nothing to say to counter the facts presented.

We can now ask: "What is John Bourque hiding, or better yet, trying to prevent from happening."

A simple answer is that John Bourque knows fully well that he has screwed the shareholders, and prevented Bourque Industries from attaining success by it's own means, by not transferring from the 09/29/2011 "strategic business acquisitions to consolidate all facets of Kryron technology into a single corporate entity" the full instructions of how Kryron is made.

Doug

[gotmilk]

Merthyrq, A picture of Bourque Industries appears to be coming very clear now, that John Bourque, Carol Condon, Charmaine Berry, and Juan Mendoza all dumped their shares 2½ years ago when John Bourque left for prison leaving marching orders to all his puppets at Bourque Industries Board of Directors to disengage all activity at Bourque Industries from any progress or inroads it accumulated. Now I don't remember what value BORK had upon John Bourque entering prison, but the message he gave his puppets was clear: Dump all your shares because Bourque Industries will send the Market a clear signal, that of a failed company.

Now if the above conjecture can someday be supported with facts to declare it a truth, then this would provide a reason the puppet Board of Directors authorized a half billion shares that were forthwith with haste issued to John Bourque and the puppets, as they all needed "to getting reloaded."

Gosh Merthyrq, You must know whether that is the case.

yes