Posted On: 04/15/2015 8:36:27 AM
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Good question. That would really good to know the answer on that one. Probably one that DFoley could answer, but seems unlikely that he will answer questions from the likes of us, i.e. those that are actually asking questions about what the company has been doing, rather than jumping on the bandwagon with pom
poms in hand. Maybe he would, I don't know honestly, but I'm skeptical to say the least. The sad thing is that we-that-ask-questions, get automatically dumped into the basher category. It's like there is nothing but black or white, you are either for us, or against us...and asking questions is, well, anti-NTEK. It's utter and complete nonsense. We're not bashers just because we refuse to drink the Kool-Aid and become Flagellants for NTEK. Of COURSE we want NTEK to do well, that's why we invested in them in the first place. But when they aren't doing things right, we are going to question it. I do think they may very well be on a good track now...freaking finally, but again, I'm hopeful, but skeptical until I see actual results.
poms in hand. Maybe he would, I don't know honestly, but I'm skeptical to say the least. The sad thing is that we-that-ask-questions, get automatically dumped into the basher category. It's like there is nothing but black or white, you are either for us, or against us...and asking questions is, well, anti-NTEK. It's utter and complete nonsense. We're not bashers just because we refuse to drink the Kool-Aid and become Flagellants for NTEK. Of COURSE we want NTEK to do well, that's why we invested in them in the first place. But when they aren't doing things right, we are going to question it. I do think they may very well be on a good track now...freaking finally, but again, I'm hopeful, but skeptical until I see actual results.
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