Replies to post #1140 on T M M Inc (TMMI)

[bob cat]

looks like larry panik has a new mouth piece. gee golan here I thought you might have an original thought It appears that all
your posts of late have been copies from Lp archives. and
before you knioght him for sainthood. the quetion is has he

told you everything? I bet not. Oh his rep has been ruined.

true, but who did it? Larry himself. He let the fox into the
chicken house. Did you know that Tom Simpson motioned for Larry Panik to be the ceo of their venture, which would have given larry ultimate eyes over the monies he collected and a strong voice in the usage and direction of the codc. but did
panik turn it down. flat yes. why? speculation can say, he needed a fall guy for the pooraccounting of the loss of the 500 K people invested. or was it his illiagle broakering to friends and families in states without concern to blue sky laws. So before your lips get glued to his azz watch out for
the knife that plunges into your back. This is just advice

from one who has been there. actually i dont give a rats azz
about you, I just care that LP is back yet agagin trying to
do what he has done in the past and atempt to bring down tmm
because his ego was brusied by Mf and ts on a regular basis.

be well board members, and always remember ther are several

sides to a story, and what is the true intention of the poster.

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you decide, to sit or join in. you are the only one to control
your investment, never act upon a bb posting