Replies to post #254129 on Kraig Biocraft Laboratories Inc (KBLB)

[WebSlinger]

<< at one point or another, every company, not just KBLB, experiences weak earnings >>

NEWS FLASH!

KBLB HAS NO EARNINGS! As in $0. Zilch. Nothing. Nada. Instead they lose $MILLIONS each year (mainly due to Mr Scumbag CEO stuffing his pockets full of shareholder's hard-earned money).

<< Are they failures? No, they are temporary events. >>

WRONG AGAIN!

The Army Contract was a FAILURE. They failed to deliver the requested shootpacks and custom spidersilk. The contract ended. It was a FAILURE.

The "scale and sale" was a FAILURE. It was announced back in 2014 (over 8 years ago). That wasn't temporary. It was a FAILURE.

The 2019 commercial delivery was a FAILURE. Supposedly all of the worms died. That wasn't temporary. It was a FAILURE.

There are many more examples of the FAILURES that KBLB has had over the 14 years of its existence, if one would only go back and read the PRs.

[Deannie]

“KBLB has dealt with every single setback and came out successfully, and this time will be no different.”

That’s what I’m afraid of.

With the type of “success” KBLB has had, who needs failure?!?! It took me a little over three years to realize what KBLB is. For some, it’s taken a little less or a bit longer and for a special group that has been “in school” for a decade or more but has yet to learn, well, they have my sympathies and I truly wish them good luck.

[Deannie]

“There is no way the company will launch SPYDASILK either unless they have an ample supply of SS..”

Right. That makes tons of sense - especially since it was announced they HAVE enough to launch. That they’ve not yet launched because they’re stockpiling is yet another rabbit hole-derived notion to rationalize Spydasilk’s absence from the marketplace.

“If Kim and Jon listened to impatient shareholders, the company would have gone bankrupt by now.”

You’re 100% right. If Kim and John pulled back the curtain to reveal all KBLB has produced, the company most likely would’ve gone bankrupt by now.