Rocky on Ijunk now claims he received a phone c

Rocky on Ijunk now claims he received a phone call from William Lieberman regarding MMTE --- this call came three weeks after he left a message with William telling him he really needed to talk with him (it was urgent). Rocky will not disclose the details of this phone call, but claims investors will all be happy with what William is working on. Maybe MMTE bag holders will fall out of their chairs this time?

While I do not know whether Rocky actually talked with William or not. I can say that the only thing that makes sense to me is that William put out the PR on a R/S as a way to swindle investors out of their money. William then buys shares for next to nothing, and investors are left holding the empty bag. The real question is, what will William do --- if anything? If he used his ill got gains to buy MMTE shares for next to nothing, will he now announce a share reduction? If so, this proves my supposition that William announced the R/S to get investors to sell at a huge loss, while he grabbed all he could get. If, on the other hand, he announces a merger or joint venture, then his silence for so long and R/S announcement were truly crooked to the extreme, because William, as the CEO of MMTE has a Fiduciary duty to keep investors informed of pertinent material events. William cannot claim he was required to keep talks secrete if the company he is merging with is TTXP, because he controls that company. And, why would investors want to merge with another empty shell controlled by William Lieberman in the first place --- knowing that the glossy flyer mailed to thousands of uninformed investors will be paid for with dilution? Some claim the property in Canada William PRed a MOU on has caught the attention of a large copper mining company. Really?

Remember, William does not own the concessions in Canada. Even if he did own the concessions, the cost and time required to get this operation up and running are far beyond what William could ever afford. Typically, a copper mine costs more than $500 million dollars to bring to production, and the red tap easily takes around ten years or even more before the government allows it --- and this is in a mining friendly location. I could go on, but I think readers can get the picture. William is what may be called a "pitch man," he has lots of ideas, and he does not mind gambling your money in the hope of "making it" some day. The trouble is, that day has never come, and likely never will. But hang on just a little while longer, William is working on good things that will make investors very happy.