If John can get the processors working, then Rauber will have something more to do.

Granted his communications have been very poor, but that is a short term influence.

His prediction of CFP might have come from John because John is the only one who seems to understand the processors.

If John cannot get the processors going to good uptime, it is John's fault - 100%.

John is the one who said 10 dollars a barrel, John is the one who said unlimited supplies of totally free plastic, and John is the one who implied, during financing stages, that commercial viability is just around the corner.

I know John is working very hard at the moment, and he must, but anyone would have to agree he was no realist.

What we have here is a company with a capital intensive process that we don't know whether uptime actually can be achieved. Personally I believe they will achieve it, but when and at what cost of dilution, I have no idea.

I am on the sidelines waiting to see definitive proof of processor uptime and good margins.