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04/20/09 11:35 AM

#7988 RE: Crusader #7983

WRONG: This meeting is NOT TO APPROVE ANY LOAN but for the
governing entities like the city or county to approve funding
for them (ECCI) to a get a bonding council ($15K) which they
the entities will pay for. How can a city or county approve a
federal loan. The stock will only go up if Ward puts a spin on it and then you are looking at maybe 2 to 3 mille on the upside. All that stock that was bought which I was able to get just a little at 0.0001 as I left a GTC trade on for two weeks and by the way have a sell order in for 0.0002 for over a week with no takers. This is a joke, as you can buy but cannot sell unless you sell for half of what you paid in general. Co-Pilot is right on with this stock and when this moves if it moves they will be facing over 1 billion shares of sells. The problem with all of you is that this loan means nothing in comparison to them getting any kind of workable contract that they have not received in any of the fields that they have gone into for over two years which tells me this process is not what it is hyped up to be. There next move to
cloud this government loan with bullshit and maybe make a
merger with the plasma process telling everyone this is the greatest find to join processes to take over all the world business. I suggest if a move comes take a good part of what you have and turn it into money becuase this stock will be
back down within one month to where it is now unless there
is a real deal in the works which is highly doubtful. This is more then a high risk play and the only way to play it is to buy at 0.0001 and keep selling for 0.0002 and above when that happens. The only reason I stay in now is that I have a lot of stockI bought in the last two years and I grind out a profit when I can by using that rule of thumb becuase I know these people have taken us all for a ride but they know they can print money ( stock) , about 3 billion shares out there and every few months come up with an almost done deal that you never hear anything about after that.