Replies to post #105593 on Biocentric Energy Holdings, Inc. (BEHL)

[BigBake1]

I think you confuse our focus on DF as CEO/COB with making him the person sole responsible for this entire debacle. Do you blame poor decisions on laws put into effect on the people that wrote them or the President that signs them? I mean we all know where they start from but people tend to focus on the person with the final decision in the matter. None of us are judges here s it is not like we can assign persentages of responsibility, nor do we know all of the facts here. We just know pieces of it, but we also know who is overall responsible for ensuring it does not happen.

This person took the two largest titles within the company, which is not the best decision in the world, because it prevents balance. the CEO can make a lot of decision but if the COB says that is not the direction we wsih to go then it does not happen. There were no checks and balances on Dennis Fisher, he was playing both roles that hve a huge impact on BEHLs decisions.

[jbsliverer]

It's quite amazing what the bottom line argument is here and what the last resort is being played here. It is like having a debate where one says "BEHL is worth nothing" and the next person says "no way, your wrong, it's worth less than that". And vehemently each party arguing back and forth "no the stock is worth nothing", "no its worth zero", "no I say its worth nothing" on and on.

I don't think I've quite seen such a debate before. But really, bottom line dollar, that is what it is coming too. The end game here is what the shares are going to be worth and through all of the VW sputtering and blowing smoke out the tail pipe it has clearly shown what is happening and clearly shows what is going to happen.

There is no positive end result from what is been going on and the only true resolution that is going to happen is when this shell finally stops trading and no one wants what is being sold.