Yes Jack, I agree that "ATL [has] a vision for Bourque Industries and [is] willing to fight for what he believes is the true and correct way for Bourque to proceed."
As for "the time [needed] to produce the solid and substantial results we are looking for" us shareholders need to realize that ATL is working from a cash poor to near no cash company, and it limits both what he can accomplish and the time line to make things happen.
This while everyone's focus in the market towards this company is wondering if Bourque Industries is for real or a total scam.
My opinion is that a small simply almost limited sales event would answer that concern, but as that 50's song gives us insight that "its easier said than done, as in, Sell Somethin' Anythin'.
The flummox nature of armor sales to only attain a sample size for sales has in itself a question as to what the actual cost to manufacture was, for the purchase cost may have been a factor of ten less, all in an effort by John Bourque to not acknowledge that his Kryron armor, while performs correctly as shown in testings, is too expensive for applications.
For that I hope the plasma spray testing is near completion, for the amount of kryron needed to obtain the same return as revenue could be a thousand fold less.
I hope and wait.
Doug, wondering if the cat got the tongue of a big dog not to woof anymore
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