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Old 08-05-2008, 09:32 AM
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Originally Posted by AlternativeEnergyPlanet View Post
1. Change in management, a must.
2. Finish one complete production reactor.
3. Receive air permits.
4. Receive major funding.
5. Report to the SEC.
6. No more dillution.
That's funny when I posted some of these these things over a year ago you called me a basher. Lets take them one at a time.
1. When I questioned JR's past you said it was all Stanton. Even the SEC investigation was all about Stanton.
2. You said reactors were in production 24/7.
3. First you said that they did not need air permits then you said they had them.
4. "BCEI/CV deal still on, produce 88 million in funding already!"
5 &6 I never got into.
But when I pointed out that soybean prices had moved up to $8.00 you posted:
"Oh, we know! its your pathetic way of trying so bring worry to investors! Wow, that makes me so worried!!!!! Get a grip on the facts, USSE's process saves so much energy and cost that price needs to go waaaaaay higher than that to make us even feel it!

You should be worried about Petro-oil prices which keep rising and will hurt your pocket!

The farmers are still adjusting to the huge demand for soy and corn, they are planting more and more everyday, this will reduce costs soon!

Let me just say this, when I flew into Baton Rouge and drove 90 miles north into Natchez, MS. I saw about 75 miles of nothing but pasture that is being change into farm land! I'm sure there are thousands on pastures in the US that are being converted into farmland. The more the farmers grow, the more they spend their profits in the USA, that is a huge plus for economy!

Would you rather the money stay here and be spent on new farm equipment, rural plans, etc....the change is happenening, small towns in the midwest that were starving and poor are now being 'rebuilt' because of new profits in the farming industry"

DD is to be done before buying.
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