Replies to post #101496 on MMEX Resources Corp (MMEX)

[jmjjw]

No, I said nothing at all of that nature.

Factually, MMEX would be unable to produce any marketable product, even in the bluest of blue sky miracles that the Phase I proposed system were actually built.

On most calculators, 0 x 0 = 0, which does not require much computational power, or for that matter use of a calculator.

Once again, MMEX proponents consistently fail to cite an independent, corroborating source of Mr. Thomas' claimed statement, which originated in an MMEX-generated, self-referential PR. Pilot Thomas itself never published that statement, and the only source is MMEX - due diligence, particularly on an empty shell corporation like MMEX suggests that deeper, more substantive references are required.

We do know for certain, that if the "agreement" exists, it is not material, because there is no corresponding SEC 8-K filing on the matter. The "agreement," if it exists has never been made public.

Pilot Thomas is a distributor - it has no refining capability. For Pilot Thomas to use the intermediate stream output from MMEX's proposed Phase I rudimentary system, it would have to acquire a tanker fleet, storage capacity, and handling/distribution system for AGO, which will contain sulphur at > 3ppm - that would contaminate the ULSD that Pilot Thomas handles, and create numerous regulatory/statutory violations. It would be cost prohibitive for Pilot Thomas, or any other distributor to handle AGO.

So in summary, 0 x 0 = 0 - this is the value of MMEX's "agreement" with Pilot Thomas, if it even exists.

So you’re saying your calculator doesn’t go that high either! How exciting.

A deal that the president and CEO from Pilot Thomas has said he is excited about is worth so much we can’t get our calculators to tell us how big the number is.