Replies to post #24217 on Bourque Industries Inc (BORK)

[gotmilk]

"We might be in the dark, but the good thing is..."

My recent, as in past months, telephone conversations with Chief Security Officer Juan Mendoza have always conveyed to me a sense of absolute understanding that at Bourque Industries all officers are very aware that the Hurting in the Dark Shareholders have received near zero company status from official venues.

My conclusion is that it has nothing to do with "Its different this time, since John Bourque's return, in that there will be no dog & pony shows such as done in 2011." This time it has to do, if true, a different take at Bourque Industries that would be great news to those 2011 investors holding BORKs in the multi dollars. It has to do with Juan Mendoza's repeated stand that he will not allow any proprietary (adj) content at Bourque Industries to be disclosed to the public at this time while near everything is at the starting gate getting ready to take the first steps at being available for sales of Kryron.

Thus the delivery to me by Juan that the security spirit current at Bourque Industries is to protect all access to Kryron information in the manner that all calls will be filtered through the Chief Security Officer, Juan Mendoza.

My take for a very positive view on Juan's defensive measures has as conclusion that Kryron has now been proven as described since 2011, that being "Kryron has wide reaching potential in redefining the materials used in core industrial applications throughout the globe."

With the reports of strong industrial espionage (the systematic use of spies to get secrets) now taking place we can expect that the Kryron secrets are being sought.