I have pretty much decided the jig is up over at i
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Posted On: 05/28/2014 12:37:51 PM
I have pretty much decided the jig is up over at iHUB and ignoring the board entirely is a valid strategy. The extensive use of censorship means the bashers end up in simply talking to each other in an endless repetition of boring posts, many of which are simply spewing half truths. Why even bother with the board?
There is a large group of investors that have done their due diligence and are aware all is not right in our markets. Many supporters of the company have seen the technology operate. We have met John. The company will become successful as a technology company providing technology, not as an operator of processors.
We are also very aware of the forces opposing the company and the tactics that have been deployed. Those forces have been defeated.
Crayola launched the color-cycle program more than a year ago. They are collecting used markers and crayons in 48 states and many provinces in Canada. That plastic feedstock will eventually be rendered into fuel but the Niagara Falls facility has not been processing them. My guess is Crayola will somehow be involved with supplying feedstock for processors located somewhere other than in Niagara Falls.
I think it is fine to just bide our time and let events unfold. I think all the pieces are in place. There may be a few hiccups, but I don't think we will need to wait much longer.
There is a large group of investors that have done their due diligence and are aware all is not right in our markets. Many supporters of the company have seen the technology operate. We have met John. The company will become successful as a technology company providing technology, not as an operator of processors.
We are also very aware of the forces opposing the company and the tactics that have been deployed. Those forces have been defeated.
Crayola launched the color-cycle program more than a year ago. They are collecting used markers and crayons in 48 states and many provinces in Canada. That plastic feedstock will eventually be rendered into fuel but the Niagara Falls facility has not been processing them. My guess is Crayola will somehow be involved with supplying feedstock for processors located somewhere other than in Niagara Falls.
I think it is fine to just bide our time and let events unfold. I think all the pieces are in place. There may be a few hiccups, but I don't think we will need to wait much longer.
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