I don't know if Mr. Bordynuik had any influences t

I don't know if Mr. Bordynuik had any influences there but he had controlling interest in JBII.

If your understanding is that the whale investors demanded it, that's fine. It really doesn't make a lick of difference and this discussion just will end up being another diversion.

Stick to the foundation...whether or not P2O can take something of a lesser value and turn that into something of a higher value. I can only show you the math that the plastics needed will cost around $800/ton and pure diesel is only around $850/ton--that pretty much proves that not only are 90% gross margins a work of fiction which came from Mr. Bordynuik's mind...but that any margin whatsoever would be nil. P2O is worthless. Again, I can only do the math to prove it and Mr. Bordynuik hides from the math. Asking Mr. Bordynuik about it will earn you silence from Mr. Bordynuik as he whistles nonchalantly while pocketing investors' money.

Even the five years of continuous delays are only symptoms. The diagnosis is that Mr. Bordynuik's pyrolysis is unprofitable. If you think someone else had an say in the chain of CEOs, that's only ancillary and isn't going to make any difference. Are you suggesting the whales installed CEOs whom they planted to reverse engineer the plant and steal the 'technology'??


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Yes, I understand your penny stock also is the real deal, created with the inventiveness of Edison and destined to be the next Microsoft. Yes, I understand that the delays are also only because your company is making their product and/or technology even more revolutionary.