It sounds like the spin in this discussion of "wishful thinking" is that the hope of investors for WBC's success is based on make-believe. Applying terms like "wishful thinking" and "make believe" to the hope of some of us WBC investors is ridiculous given the amount of factual information we have telling us of WBC's involvement and progress out there in the trenches of retail reality, such as the blog posting we just got from Camelion about the DIB show, testimonials, etc. There
is enough factual information for some of us here to justify investing in Winning Brands. There are plenty of such facts in the ibox, facts that are not make-believe or wishful thinking.