Indeed this is the case but legitimately I would conclude that the biggest problem has been two things:
1) Ron Brooks has a shady history - he is also in deep personal debt to back taxes that he owes to the state of Kansas, in fact he is the third highest in the state.
2) He has walked away from every deal that has come to the table.
I think that Rons intentions are good, he has not tried diluting the stock, the company itself is debt free... and accumulation over the last year has been fairly heavy. These are not 'speculative' bits of information - these are plain facts.
Everything else is speculation - I tend to ALWAYS say, possibly, maybe, because I know that nothing is certain and that most of the information we as shareholders receive is intentionally misleading. Like they say, they tend to keep us like mushrooms - feed us bull$h!t and keep us in the dark.
But, I can say without a doubt that this is not like the general pennies I have played. Most if not ALL, are dilution pits where the only production the company has on the books is the lavish printing press of inflating share structures.
I'm willing to stay for as long as we do not see that occurring - additionally, I believe that with the SS tied up like it is and the way the control block is setup, makes it virtually impossible for Ron to dump into the market anyways.
The next couple of days, I am attempting on tracking down Jim McCormick, John Probandt and this Shirely Lebien person. I wanna get their perspective and to simply ask if they are actually working for Mr.Brooks.
Like all things - time will tell.
GLTA.
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