Quote:"John Bordynuik is not a director or officer for more than three years. He is no longer an employee of PTOI.
You apparently think the facility not operational for nearly two years is some sort of issue but everyone knows the situation and I am trying to understand why that fact is a worthy issue to discuss."
It's worth going through this point by point, to see where folks are still being fooled by this trainwreck of a company:
>> He is only a shareholder.
Says who? Proof? Given the lifestyle he is currently living, he may have sold every single share he ever had at much higher prices, long, long ago.
>>John Bordynuik is not a director or officer for more than three years.
It's true. John Bordynuik was banned from being an officer and director for securities fraud. Not just by one regulatory agency, but by two independent regulatory agencies in two different countries. In his OSC settlement, Bordynuik admitted to series of fraudulent acts he committed between 2009 and 2011.
This history is still broadly important, even if the current shareholders don't care. Heddle is trying to sell a device that was designed by a self-admitted crook and liar, without any education or experience in the pyrolysis field.
Anyone hearing this for the first time would immediately conclude that these idle hunks of metal were never anything more than props in a stock scam.
"You apparently think the facility not operational for nearly two years is some sort of issue but everyone knows the situation and I am trying to understand why that fact is a worthy issue to discuss."
Let's analyze this. We have a machine designed by a liar and a crook, who was twice banned for securities fraud. He left the company long ago.
PTOI has cratered by almost 90% in two years.
Does anyone really think the 90% haircut would have happened if Heddle had been selling processors or producing cheap oil for a profit all of that time?!?!?!
Of course the market cares.
