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Certainly I'm careful about what I say--not because I think I may have to explain in court...but instead because I don't want to unjustly call anyone a liar.
I've directly called PTOI's CEO Mr. Heddle a liar because he lied by omission when he let investors go on thinking that everything was running smoothly for six months before telling everyone that the plant was out of commission since the previous year. Yes, I fully believe that PTOI was a scam since the very beginning, starting with founder Mr. Bordynuik's fraudulent claims of being able to produce a crude-oil equivalent for under $10/bbl.
I didn't realize I was being indirect but apparently I spoke too softly for Gandalf--although if not that, I'm certain Gandalf would have found a new topic to use to rail against me. I don't mind his railing--there's nothing wrong with making me check my work. However I'll point out that if he had held Mr. Heddle to the same standard, he probably wouldn't be holding PTOI stock--assuming he's just a starry-eyed unaffiliated investor as he purports to be.
I also wouldn't have referred to PTOI's several deals over the past four to five years as "shams" if I didn't know that the math didn't work out on the process. Based on that, Mr. Heddle certainly knows the processors don't provide any value so he's being dishonest when he leads investors to believe that processors will be placed into productive operation and/or sold for $2M each. Mr. Heddle knows the deals he keeps announcing are shams from the onset. Right now there's a sham deal in the works with Veridisyn LLC for the sale of multiple processors at $2M each--do you think Mr. Heddle just doesn't know??--that would be far-fetched.
How about yourself...do you think the Veridisyn deal will result in running processors?? If you do, check back here when the deal falls apart and ask me what crystal ball I've been using to foretell the future so accurately.