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nodummy

08/18/10 1:36 AM

#5941 RE: flaflyersfan #5940

Don't forget that they couldn't come up with the attorney's name which had signed off on the $68 million in assets according to the Missouri cease and desist order so the $68 million was never even proven to exist. I think the attorney signing off on the original $68 million turning out to be untrue despite it being printed in the email solicitations and repeated by Owen's own words in a conference call sets a precedence to doubt that an accountant really signed off on $279 billion in assets.

And many new investors got the email that claimed the accountant signed off on $279 billion in assets that did not even include the over 20 gold mines and 180 oil and gas leases. I'd say that would bring the total much much over $279 billion.

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Way up north

08/18/10 1:46 AM

#5942 RE: flaflyersfan #5940

I think the assets that they claim are very indirect. I was just spending time looking up Goldmine info all across N. America , and the purchase of just about all the mines and claims are relatively cheap, compared to what the possible potential of the mine is. What I'm trying to say is , I myself , could go out and buy a gold mine, and be sitting on billions and billions of dollars worth of all kinds of goodies. Hmm. Now what do I do? You think Petro is claiming assets that way?
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Bravo19

08/18/10 6:07 AM

#5945 RE: flaflyersfan #5940

Owen Hawkins has never said never said that there were 68 million dollars in assets.