Preamp don't get me wrong, and I think you would agree with me, that if PWTC has the battery it says it does, and some shareholders have demoed it personally, then that would be great. But that is my complaint. Only those few are demoing the battery and know, and not the world. And a world breakthrough technology is being sat on. And that along with other world breakthrough technologies coming out over the next 10 years it will change the nature of industry and balance of power in the world. And the very makeup of industry and the societies and world we live in. And that is very threatening to the older technologies, energy sources, engines, industries, nations and cultures, that are the bases of world power, foreign policy, industry, banking, economics, energy sources, politics, dominance, influence, ideology, environment and even religion, in the world. Such breakthrough technologies as hydrogen fuel cars, hydrogen fuel created in abundance, hybrid cars, EVs, advanced batteries and battery chargers, hand held PCs connected world wide through satellites and advances in drugs and medicines that will be mind blowing in their healing abilities and health promoting abilities, to mention a few crucial ones. Others here will have their own breakthrough technologies that come to mind. I hope Credo and others are personally demoing PWTC's battery and have found it around 1/2 the size, twice as strong, longer lasting, durable, faster charging and far more efficient. Which could account for their smugness and aloofness with us. As if we are breaking their bubble. But can you imagine the chills that such a battery would send up the backs of older lead battery companies, oil industry and oil related industry. A lead battery that doesn’t have the planned obsolescence, doesn't need to be replaced as often and can not only revolutionize the EV market but the starter market as well. We may have a morality play being played out, with older battery industry, oil companies, Bechtel and LB on one side. And AS, WM, consumers and world peoples on the other side. And maybe why LB has not been advertising the helll out of its new revolutionizing battery through many demo trade shows. And not just through a few shareholders and their private knowledge and confidence. Whereas public advertisement and demand would make the OEMs come to PWTC and compete to license the battery from PWTC. And not have to have LB grovel to them. Don't anyone say that demoing the battery would cost too much money. Because we all know THAT WE HAVE TO SPEND MONEY TO MAKE IT. Is penny promoter LB, with his questionable securities problems history, and the older industries and energies concerned, Bechtel, the combo to get that done?
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