Replies to post #101848 on DD Support Board and Research Team

[janice shell]

They should certainly try it on with Scotty. The guy's an idiot. He'd nearly destroyed MILL twice in the past, and it seems the third time will be the charm. He never really knew anything about oil and gas; he simply believed what the people in Alaska told him.

He then spent the rest of his time doing financing and flying around in the clunker turbojet he bought from Paul Kessler for MILL stock. He almost never went to Alaska, though he used the plane to ferry his girlfriend around, and to take vacation trips.

He's naturally lost a lot of money--MILLQ closed up 77% today, at 7 cents--but that really isn't enough.

[Zorax]

They can very easily charge any number of members of management of crooked companies with the false certifications charges, but yet do not. I blame Wall Street for lobbying against it, and the politicians and DOJ for allowing it to happen. One of their most powerful weapons against corporate fraud is available but completely unused.

Allow me to rearrange your sentence a bit and see if you can see the answer you supplied. It's unused for a reason.

They can very easily charge any number of members of management of crooked companies with the false certifications charges, but yet do not. One of their most powerful weapons against corporate fraud is available but completely unused. I blame Wall Street for lobbying against it, and the politicians and DOJ for allowing it to happen.