Quarter after quarter after quarter, the company provides new silly excuses for why their promises from the previous quarter didn't come to fruition. The bashers always correctly predict there will be another new problem for JB-the-Magnificent to overcome, and the unshakable believers always swallow it hook line and sinker. There's kinda a pattern here friend. It's not as if this is the first winter JB has spent in Niagara, and not much need to point out how insultingly weak their most recent excuses are.

There are a number of bigger elephants than the gaping wholes in JBI's most recent excuses. An obvious one is this: If JBI has interested purchasers lining up to buy their processor, then why wouldn't Heddle or JB come up with $200K to fix their broken processors? With JBI on the verge of creating massive wealth but for some easily corrected problems, Heddle wasn't compelled to loan a couple hundred more thousand to protect is $3 million loan, and JB wasn't prepared to put in any money either even though doing so would make his millions of shares worth considerably more.

I'm afraid that right now, JB and Heddle are only concerned about mitigating potential legal fallout as they wind down the company.