Nerd, I'm not surprised. Motions to dismiss are rarely granted if there's even the hint that something might exist, but proving it is something else again, as I think you have indicated today in some of your posts. There's no there "there" if Huff and GTEM did not benefit and if Huff entered into the contract for the benefit of GTEM and its shareholders. I believe plaintiffs have a huge hurdle proving Huff was reckless or that he benefited from this fiasco. I also believe plaintiffs' attorney will not pay for the Russians depositions, even if they could get the Russians to cooperate, nor do I believe that any American jury will believe the Russians over Tim Huff.