I agree with a thought in Stephan's post
He writes:
"Please everyone and lentiman I beg you realize that you have been had, by a delusional con man, he really believe what he say's which makes him more believable and more dangerious."
Although seemingly directed at someone else, I think most of the post really applies to Jim Dial and his:
Income stream from the "Jet Motor"
Unrealized Libyan facility
Unconsummated buyout offers
Reoccurring share buyback fantasies
Belief, expressed in the Grifco response to the law suit, that the RR loan was part of a plot
CTBG spin-off share dividend
Drilling Participation Share Warrants (now morphed into a UERI dividend with some unknown share ratio)
Stephan writes:
"This is no joke, I have known people that suffer from delusional personalities, they really believe whatever they think they are. They are often brilliant. They think they are an airline captain, and they can really fly a plane. They think they are a doctor, and can really be quite good at consultation, but you would not like them to operate on you. They are often crooks, are work for con organizations, because they are so believable."
Look what happens if they think they are a CEO!!
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