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    06/13/08 at 07:09 PM
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GORDON SILVER
Mark S. Dzarnoski, Esq.
Nevada Bar No. 3398
3960 Howard Hughes Pkwy. , 9th Floor
Las Vegas, Nevada 89169
(702) 796-5555
Attorneys for Defendant, Helen Bagley
and 1 st Global Stock Transfer LLC

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
DISTRICT OF NEVADA

SECURTIES AND EXCHANGE
COMMISSION

CASE NO. 2:08-cv-00437-LRH-RJJ

Plaintiff
ANSWER TO COMPLAINT

vs.

CMKM DIAONDS, INC., URAN
CAS A V ANT, JOHN EDWARS, GINGER
GUTIERRZ, JAMES KINEY, ANTHONY
TOMASSO, KATHLEEN TOMASSO, 1 ST
GLOBAL STOCK TRASFER, LLC, HELEN
BAGLEY, NEVWEST SECURITIES
CORPORATION, DARYL ANERSON
SERGEY RUMY ANTSEV, ANTHONY
SANTOS, and BRIAN DVORAK
Defendants.

COMES NOW Defendants HELEN BAGLEY ("BAGLEY") and 1st GLOBAL STOCK TRANSFER, LLC ("1st GLOBAL") by and through their attorney of record, Mark S. Dzarnoski Esq. of the law firm of GORDON & SILVER, LTD. and for Answer to the Complaint on fie
herein admit, deny and allege as follows:

1. Answering paragraph 1 of the Complaint, Defendants admit that the allegations of the Complaint, if true, would confer jurisdiction on this Court. Defendants deny each and every other allegation set forth therein.

2. Answering paragraph 2 of the Complaint, Defendants admit that the allegations of the Complaint, if true, would make venue proper in this district. Defendants deny each and every other allegation set forth therein.

3. Answering paragraph 3 of the Complaint, Defendants assert that the Plaintiff's summary of its case requires no answer. To the extent that an answer is deemed required Defendants assert that they lack information and belief about the truth or falsity of the allegations concerning the conduct and activities of third parties upon which the Plaintiff s summary is based and on that basis deny each and every allegation contained therein. To the extent the allegations relate to conduct or activities of these answering Defendants, Defendants deny each and every allegation contained therein.

4. Answering paragraph 4 of the Complaint, Defendants assert that they lack information and belief about the truth or falsity of the allegations concerning the conduct and activities of third parties upon which the Plaintiff s allegations are based and on that basis deny each and every allegation contained therein. To the extent the allegations relate to conduct or activities of these answering Defendants, Defendants deny each and every allegation contained therein.

5. Answering paragraph 5 ofthe Complaint, Defendants admit that 1st GLOBAL, in its capacity as transfer agent for CMKM, issued shares of CMKM pursuant to both written authorizations and attorney opinion letters. To the extent the allegations refer or relate to the conduct and activities of third parties, Defendants assert that they lack information and belief about the truth or falsity of those allegations and on that basis deny each and every allegation contained therein. Defendants deny each and every other allegation contained therein.

6. Answering paragraph 6 of the Complaint, Defendants assert that the allegations contained therein refer or relate to the conduct and activities of third parties and that Defendants
lack information and belief about the truth or falsity of those allegations and on that basis deny each and every allegation contained therein. To the extent the allegations refer or relate to the conduct and activities of these answering Defendants, Defendants. deny each and every allegation contained therein.
Answering paragraphs 7, 8 , 10, 15- 22- , 43- 53- 59- 63-
, 71 , 74, 77- , 81- , and 86-88 of the Complaint, Defendants lack information and belief about the truth or falsity of those allegations and on that basis deny each and every allegation
contained therein.

7. Answering paragraph 9 of the Complaint, Defendants assert that the allegations contained therein refer or relate to the conduct and activities of third parties and that Defendants lack information and belief about the truth or falsity of those allegations and on that basis deny each and every allegation contained therein.

8. To the extent the allegations refer or relate to the conduct and activities of these answering Defendants, Defendants deny each and every allegation contained therein.

9. Answering paragraph 11 of the Complaint, to the extent the allegations therein refer or relate to the conduct and activities of third parties, Defendants assert that Defendants lack information and belief about the truth or falsity of those allegations and on that basis deny each and every allegation contained therein. To the extent the allegations refer or relate to the conduct and activities of these answering Defendants, Defendants deny each and every allegation contained therein.

10. Answering paragraph 12 of the Complaint, Defendants assert that the contents of the Complaint on file herein speak for themselves and that no answer is required.

11. Answering paragraph 13 of the Complaint, Defendants admit that CMKM was a Nevada corporation whose stock was registered with the Commission pursuant to Section 12(g)
of the Exchange Act and was, at one point, quoted on the Pink Sheets. As to the remaining allegations, Defendants lack information and belief about the truth or falsity of those allegations and on that basis deny each and every allegation contained therein.

12. Answering paragraph 14 of the Complaint, Defendants admit that they understood Casavant to be CEO of CMKM during some relevant periods of time. As to the remaining allegations, Defendants lack information and belief about the truth or falsity of those allegations and on that basis deny each and every allegation contained therein.

13. Answering paragraphs 20 and 21 of the Complaint, Defendants admit the allegations set forth therein.

14. Answering paragraph 26 of the Complaint, Defendants admit that they understood Brian Dvorak to be an attorney licensed to practice law in the state of Nevada and that they received numerous opinion letters bearing his signature supporting the issuance of unrestricted
CMKM stock, As to the remaining allegations, Defendants lack information and belief about the truth or falsity of those allegations and on that basis deny each and every allegation contained therein.

15. Answering paragraph 28 of the Complaint, Defendants admit that they understood Casavant to be a director and offcer of CMKM during certain relevant periods of time and that CMKM increased the number of authorized shares from 500 million to 10. 5 billion sometime in or about November or December of 2002. Defendants further admit that CMKM retained 1 st GLOBAL as its stock transfer agent in or about December 4, 2002. As to the remaining allegations, Defendants lack information and belief about the truth or falsity of those allegations and on that basis deny each and every allegation contained therein.

16. Answering paragraph 30 of the Complaint, Defendants admit that BAGLEY first met EDWARS sometime during the decade of the 1990s. Defendants further admit that, at one point in time, EDWARS loaned BAGLEY approximately $200 000 but affirmatively aver that said loan was a bona fide business transaction and that it was repaid. Defendants lack information and belief about the identities of the "multiple companies" that the Plaintiff alleges
EDWARS actively traded stock in and for whom 1 st GLOBAL provided transfer agent services and on that basis denies such allegations. Defendants deny each and every other allegation contained therein.

17. Answering paragraph 31 of the Complaint, Defendants deny each and every allegation contained therein.

18. Answering paragraph 32 of the Complaint, Defendants admit that at various times the stock issuances and transfers related to CMKM represented more than 50% of 1st GLOBAL' s business. Defendants deny each and every other allegation contained therein.

19. Answering paragraph 33 of the Complaint, Defendants admit that from in or about December 2002 through September 2004, on numerous occasions and pursuant to validly issued instructions supported by legal opinion letters, 1st GLOBAL issued billions of shares of CMKM stock in certificate form without restrictive legend to numerous individuals and entities. Defendants lack information and belief about the identity of what are alleged to be "Edward' Entities, Edwards' nommees , and/or Casavant's nominees" and on that basis deny all such allegations relating thereto. Defendants deny each and every other allegation contained therein.

20. Answering paragraph 34 of the Complaint, Defendants admit that a "restrictive legend is a statement placed upon a stock certificate stating, among other things, that the stock is not registered with the Commission pursuant to Section 5 of the Securities Act and that an ownership interest in the stock represented by that certificate cannot be sold or transferred absent registration or the existence of a valid exemption from registration. " Defendants deny each and every other allegation contained therein.

21. Answering paragraph 35 of the Complaint, Defendants admit that they were notified that CMKM increased its number of authorized shares numerous times until its number of authorized shares was approximately 800 billion shares. Defendants further admit that they required supporting documentation, usually a board authorization and an attorney opinion letter prior to 1 st GLOBAL issuing any unlegended stock certificates, Defendants deny each and every other allegation contained therein.

22. Answering paragraph 36 of the Complaint, Defendants admit that 1st GLOBAL issued substantial numbers of stock certificates based, in part, on attorney opinion letters. Defendants affrmatively aver that Plaintiff has failed to identify allegedly "forged" opinion letters with sufficient particularity for Defendants to form an opinion regarding those allegations
and on that basis deny each and every allegation respecting same. Defendants deny each and every other allegation contained therein.

23. Answering paragraphs 37 and 38 of the Complaint, Defendants aver that the content of each and every opinion letter speaks for itself and that no answer is required to the
allegations. To the extent an answer is required, Defendants aver that attorney opinion letters must be read within the context of letters of instruction and other documentation submitted with respect to a particular transaction and that all issuances of shares of CMKM by Defendants was properly supported. Defendants further aver that Plaintiff has failed to identify suspect opinion letters with sufficient particularity for Defendants to form an opinion regarding those allegations
and on that basis deny each and every allegation respecting same. Defendants deny each and every other allegation contained therein.

24. Answering paragraph 39(a) - 39(f) inclusive of the Complaint, Defendants admit that Defendants issued various stock certificates based upon board authorizations, attorney opinion letters, letters of instruction and other supporting documentation provided to them. Defendants, however, lack sufficient information and belief as to the factual allegations set forth
by Plaintiff upon which it alleges that such issuances were fraudulent and on that basis deny each and every other allegation set forth therein.

25. Answering paragraph 40 of the Complaint, Defendants admit that BAGLEY has never met Ian McIntyre. Defendants lack suffcient information and belief as to each and every other allegation and on that basis deny each and every other allegation set forth therein.

26. Answering paragraph 41 of the Complaint, Defendants admit that they received attorney opinion letters signed by Dvorak which authorized the issuance of unrestricted stock in CMKM. Defendants lack suffcient information and belief as to each and every other allegation and on that basis deny each and every other allegation set forth therein.

27. Answering paragraph 42 of the Complaint, Defendants assert that the contents of the opmIOn letters speak for themselves and that the Plaintiffs summary of what they essentially" say requires no answer. Defendants lack suffcient information and belief as to each and every other allegation and on that basis deny each and every other allegation set forth therein.

28. Answering paragraph 52 of the Complaint, Defendants admit that NevWest, on occasion, contacted BAGLEY and/or 1st GLOBAL to inquire whether certain certificates were genuine and unrestricted. Defendants lack sufficient information and belief as to each and every other allegation and on that basis deny each and every other allegation set forth therein.

29. Answering paragraph 58 of the Complaint, Defendants deny that BAGLEY coordinated with EDWARS any issuances of shares to entities owned by the Tomassos. Defendants further deny that BAGLEY received $344 000 from the Tomassos. Defendants
further deny that they had any knowledge of the alleged "scheme." Defendants lack suffcient information and belief as to each and every other allegation and on that basis deny each and every other allegation set forth therein.

30. Answering paragraph 62 of the Complaint, Defendants admit that Gutierrez delivered some documents such as stock certificates, opinion letters, and shareholder lists to 1 st
GLOBAL. Defendants lack sufficient information and belief as to each and every other allegation and on that basis deny each and every other allegation set forth therein.

31. Answering paragraphs 73 and 75 of the Complaint, Defendants deny each and every allegation set forth therein.

32. Answering paragraphs 69, 72, 76, 80, and 85 of the Complaint, Defendants incorporate by reference their answers set forth elsewhere herein.

33. If an allegation set forth in the Complaint has not been otherwise addressed in paragraphs 1-32 herein, Defendants deny each and every such allegation.


AFFIRMATIVE DEFENSES

1. Plaintiff has failed to state a claim against Defendants upon which relief can be granted.

2. In issuing, canceling and/or re-lssumg certificates evidencing ownership of CMKM shares, Defendants reasonably relied upon board of director authorizations, attorney opinion letters, signature guarantees, and other letters of instruction.

3. Defendants were required by Rule 17 Ad- 15 promulgated pursuant to the authority of the Securities and Exchange Act of 1934 to honor the signature guarantees provided to it and
to issue securities as instructed.

4. Defendants were required pursuant to NRS 104. 8401 et seq. to register the transfer of shares which are the subject of the Plaintiffs Complaint upon receipt of board of director authorizations, attorney opinion letters, signature guarantees and other letters of instruction.

5. Defendants were required pursuant to Section 17 A of the Securities and Exchange Act of 1934 and the rules and regulations promulgated thereunder to register the transfer of
shares subject to the Plaintiffs complaint upon receipt of board of director authorizations attorney opinion letters, signature guarantees and other letters of instruction.

6. Defendants were under no duty to independently investigate whether or not the issuances of the CMKM certificates which are the subject of the Complaint complied with the registration requirements of Section 5 ofthe Securities Act of 1933.

7. Defendants had no actual knowledge that the issuances of certificates in CMKM which are the subject of the Complaint were part of a fraudulent scheme or that such issuances could or might constitute violation of the registration requirements of Section 5 of the Securities Act of 1933.

8. The Plaintiff should be estopped from asserting that transfer agents and their offcers, directors and employees, who have a statutory duty to register transfers of shares violated the registration provisions of Section 5 of the Securities Act of 1933 when they have acted pursuant to board of director authorizations, attorney opinion letters, signature guarantees
and other letters of instruction that are believed by the transfer agents and their offcers, directors and employees to be genuine and validly issued.

10. Pursuant to NRCP 11 , all possible affirmative defenses may not have been alleged herein insofar as suffcient facts were not available after reasonable inquiry upon the fiing of this Answer, and therefore, Defendants reserve the right to amend this answer to allege additional affirmative defenses if subsequent investigation warrants.

WHEREFORE, Defendant prays that Plaintiff take nothing by way of his Complaint on file herein and that Defendant be awarded reasonable attorney s fees and costs and such other and further relief as the Court may deem just and proper for having to defend this action.

Dated this 13 day of June, 2008.

M rk S. arn s , sq.
Nevada Bar No.
3960 Howard Hughes Pkwy. , 9th Floor
Las Vegas, Nevada 89169
(702) 796-5555
Attorneys for Defendant, Helen Bagley
and 1st Global Stock Transfer LLC


CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE

The undersigned, an employee of Gordon Silver hereby certifies that on the day of June, 2008, she served a copy of the ANSWER TO COMPLAINT, by facsimile, and by placing said copy in an envelope, postage fully prepaid, in the U.S. Mail at Las Vegas, Nevada, said envelope addressed to:

Irving M. Einhorn
Law Offces of Irving M. Einhorn
1710 10th Street
Manhattan Beach, CA 90266
Attorney for: John Edwards
Defendant

Brent R. Baker
Parson Behle & Latimer
201 S. Main Street, Suite 1800
Salt Lake City, Utah 84111
Attorney for: Daryl Anderson
Defendant

Nev West Securities CorPoration
c/o Anthony Santos
6965 North Durango Drive, Suite 115-381
Las Vegas, NY 89149
Defendant

Anthony Tomasso
9580 Lake Serena Drive
Boca Raton, FL 33496
Defendant

Urban A. Casavant
RR 5 Site 16 Box 29
Prince Albert, Saskatchewan S6V 5R3
Canada
Defendant

John Wesley Hall, Jr.
1311 Broadway
Litte Rock, AR 72202-4843
Attorney for: Brian Dvorak
Defendant

Anthony Santos
6965 North Durango Drive, Suite 115-381
Las Vegas, NY 89149
Defendant

Sergey Rumyantsev
1951 North Jones Blvd. #202
Las Vegas, NY, 89108
Defendant

Kathleen Tomasso
9580 Lake Serena Drive
Boca Raton, FL 33496
Defendant


Phyllis Stewart, an employee of
GORDON SILVER

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Samuel Israel III, Convicted Hedge Fund Manager, Still Missing


June 11, 2008 -- A hedge-fund manager due to begin a 20-year prison stint for a $450 million fraud abandoned his SUV on a Hudson River bridge with "Suicide is Painless" written in dust on the hood - but authorities strongly suspect he tried to fake his death.

"We're not searching [the river] because it's widely presumed that he didn't jump," said a police source about Samuel Israel III, who was being sought by the FBI and US Marshals yesterday.

Read the whole story here.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/06/11/samuel-israel-iii-convict_n_106537.html

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By: huckfinnn
01 Jul 2008, 01:41 PM EDT
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I missed this one........United States of America (Press Release) May 22, 2008 -- SEC Charges 14 in $64 Million Penny Stock Scheme...
http://www.sec.gov/news/press/2008/2008-54.htm

The normally slow-moving wheels of justice have apparently been greased. The SEC civil case involving CMKM Diamonds is cruising along at near warp-speed levels.

The legal documents and responses being filed, seem to be zipping back and forth like signals on a fiber-optic line.
Waivers, Declarations, Consents, Final Judgements are being submitted and accepted at a world record pace.

Rumors of imminent payments for shareholders are flooding the CMKX community.

One thing seems sure... The legal teams involved in this civil action have been working in overdrive to bring this case to a swift conclusion.



By: klonopin2mg
01 Jul 2008, 02:23 PM EDT
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huckfinnn',

incredible speed.... i've been saying that ever since the legal action was filed (scripted). and as my friend nigel' would appreciate........

I AM ASTONISHED! the SEC has a plan, no question about that and they've made that CLEAR to several who have made the effort to find out.....

"we" all KNEW beforehand that it couldn't be about NSS, and "we" all were "prepared" for this script as in "unregistered shares".....and UC's "appearance" ;-)

the 64 million dollar question as i refered to so many times in the past (even refered to in the SEC filing as "SEC Charges 14 in $64 Million Penny Stock Scheme") is when? funny how they used the $64 mil(coincedence).

Glad you picked that one up, i'll save that one to my "attic"

Thanks Huck!
chuck

SEC Charges 14 in $64 Million Penny Stock Scheme

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
2008-54

Washington, D.C., April 7, 2008 — The Securities and Exchange Commission today charged 11 individuals and three companies, alleging they conspired to illegally issue and sell unregistered stock in a purported diamond and gold mining company and lined their pockets with more than $64 million from 40,000 investors nationwide.

The SEC complaint alleges that CMKM Diamonds, Inc., with assistance from a transfer agent and an attorney, fraudulently issued hundreds of billions of shares of purportedly unrestricted stock to the scheme's mastermind. The complaint also alleges that CMKM's CEO Urban Casavant generated investor interest in the company through false press releases, Internet chat boards, and "funny car" race events across the country without disclosing that he ran the company from his house in Las Vegas and that CMKM's primary activity was to issue and promote its own stock.

Linda Chatman Thomsen, Director of the SEC's Division of Enforcement, said, "The perpetrators of this massive scheme include several securities professionals and an attorney. Today's action demonstrates that we will aggressively pursue individuals who ignore their obligations as gatekeepers to our markets and instead collude with their clients to violate the federal securities laws."

Rosalind R. Tyson, Acting Regional Director of the SEC's Los Angeles Regional Office, added, "The allegations in this case highlight the significant investor harm that results from abuses in the penny stock market. Although CMKM's stock sold for well under a penny a share, the defendants were able to reap millions in profits by conspiring to flood the market with billions of unregistered shares while falsely promoting CMKM's value."

The SEC's complaint charges CMKM, the broker-dealer and transfer agent involved, and 11 individuals including Casavant. The mastermind of the scheme, John Edwards, who was living in Las Vegas, and others allegedly sold their unregistered shares into the public markets for a profit of at least $64.2 million, much of which was paid to Casavant to support his extravagant lifestyle. The complaint alleges that Edwards profited by approximately $26.4 million from sales through a single broker-dealer. Casavant profited by approximately $31.5 million, and others Casavant recruited profited by approximately $6.3 million, according to the complaint.

The SEC's complaint, filed in U.S. District Court for the District of Nevada, alleges that from January 2003 to May 2005, CMKM improperly issued up to 622 billion shares of purportedly unrestricted stock. These issuances allegedly were based in large part on both written authorizations and attorney opinion letters prepared by Brian Dvorak, CMKM's lawyer, which were often inadequate, suspect, and inconsistent. Nonetheless, the complaint alleges that based on these faulty documents, CMKM's transfer agent, 1st Global Stock Transfer LLC, and its owner, Helen Bagley, issued stacks of stock certificates without restrictive legends.

The SEC's complaint alleges that Edwards, his associates Kathleen Tomasso and Anthony Tomasso, and Casavant's cohorts James Kinney and Ginger Gutierrez then deposited the certificates with various broker-dealers and sold the shares into the market. NevWest Securities Corporation and its employees, Anthony Santos, Sergei Rumyantsev, and Daryl Anderson, are alleged to have sold more than 259 billion shares of CMKM stock for Edwards, despite numerous red flags indicating a massive unregistered distribution.

The SEC charged all of the aforementioned participants with violating the registration provisions of the federal securities laws. In addition, the Commission charged CMKM and Casavant with violating the antifraud and various reporting, record keeping, and internal controls provisions.

The SEC seeks a permanent injunction against all defendants and an accounting, disgorgement with prejudgment interest, and civil penalties against all of the defendants except CMKM. In addition, the Commission seeks a penny stock bar against each of the individuals and an order prohibiting Casavant from acting as an officer or director of any public company.

The Commission acknowledges the assistance of the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) and the Saskatchewan Financial Services Commission in this matter.

The SEC's investigation is continuing.

# # #

For more information, contact:

Andrew Petillon
Associate Regional Director
SEC's Los Angeles Regional Office
(323) 965-3214

Finola Halloran Manvelian
Assistant Regional Director
SEC's Los Angeles Regional Office
(323) 965-3980

Molly White
Senior Trial Counsel
SEC's Los Angeles Regional Office
(323) 965-3250

 

http://www.sec.gov/news/press/2008/2008-54.htm

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China’s State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE) is warning today that an ‘unprecedented’ inflow of money from Western Nations has increased their foreign reserves to nearly $1.8 trillion, of which billions cannot be explained.

This news comes at the same time that reports in the United States are stating:

“United Nations sources report that there has been a sudden rush in requests for foreign exchange wire transfer requests from New York City banks. The sudden demand for transferring funds abroad has resulted in a 24 to 48-hour processing delay due to the sheer volume of requests.

Foreign employees at the United Nations are transferring their money from accounts at the United Nations Federal Credit Union (UNFCU) and other New York City banks, both domestic and foreign-owned, and the move has been sudden.

There has been no explanation for the sudden wire transfer activity, although the rumor mill suggests fears of a sudden economic collapse and/or a U.S. and Israeli military attack on Iran, which could touch off a wider regional conflict.”


So alarmed have the Chinese become of the West’s rush to engulf the World in Total War that President Hu Jintao has accepted Japan’s invitation and will make a rare visit outside of his country to voice China’s concerns directly to the Western Leaders at their scheduled G-8 Summit.

As soaring oil prices continue to pummel the United States economy, and as the ‘drumbeats for war’ become deafening, the American public is being whipped into a war frenzy with a new warning being issued by one of their top Senators, Joseph Lieberman, that the US ‘will be attacked in 2009’, and by a top Pentagon official warning that ‘Israel is increasingly likely to attack Iranian nuclear facilities this year.’

Not being understood by the American people, however, and as Iran’s president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad had previously pointed out by stating “I feel that oil prices are going up artificially. There is a game going on behind it.”, our World is literally drowning in oil due to the machinations of the US War Leaders to artificially raise the price of this fuel to a level reflecting a total cutoff of Middle Eastern supplies.

Though the Commander of the US Navy’s Fifth Fleet, Vice-Admiral Kevin J. Cosgriff, has stated that they ‘won’t allow’ Iran to close down the Strait of Hormuz, the ferocity of an Iranian counterattack against the West would be devastating, and as we can read as reported by the Christian Science Monitor News Service:

“Iran's supreme religious leader Ayatollah Sayyed Ali Khamenei also warned of far-reaching revenge in 2006. "The Americans should know that if they assault Iran, their interests will be harmed anywhere in the world that is possible," he said. "The Iranian nation will respond to any blow with double the intensity."

Analysts say Iran has a number of tools to make good on those threats and take pride in taking on a more powerful enemy. "This is not something they are shying away from," says Alex Vatanka, a Middle East security analyst at Jane's Information Group in Washington.

"They say: 'Conventional warfare is not something we can win against the US, but we have other assets in the toolbox,' " says Mr. Vatanka, noting that the IRGC commander appointed last fall has been "marketed as this genius behind asymmetric warfare doctrine."

Any US-Iran conflict would push up oil prices, and though Iran could disrupt shipping lanes in the Persian Gulf, its weak economy depends on oil revenues.

But nearby US forces in Iraq, Afghanistan, and the Gulf provide a host of targets. Iran claimed last October that it could rain down 11,000 rockets upon "the enemy" within one minute of an attack and that rate "would continue."

Further afield, Israel is within range of Iran's Shahab-3 ballistic missiles, and Hezbollah claims its rockets – enhanced and resupplied by Iran since the 2006 war to an estimated 30,000 – can now hit anywhere in the Jewish state, including its nuclear plant at Dimona.

Closer to home, Iran has honed a swarming tactic, in which small and lightly armed speedboats come at far larger warships from different directions. A classified Pentagon war game in 2002 simulated just such an attack and in it the Navy lost 16 major warships, according to a report in The New York Times last January.”

But, not just to war and fuel worries are the Americans facing either, and as we can read:

“You. Will. Not. Be. Able. To. Get. Food. Need this be spelled out any more plainly? It is time to consider that the stage has been set for petroleum-induced famine.

We have "innocently" accommodated rising population with greater and greater food production via technology and the profit motive. But now we have run out of room to grow, as biotechnology, for example, has severe limitations -- major ones being petroleum dependence and topsoil loss. The biggest wild card for our existence is climate change, as we see with floods and other extreme weather affecting our food supply.

We are headed for massive shortages of food and other essentials, mainly brought about by the depletion of geological fossil reserves of cheap energy and water. The situation is demonstrated regularly with easy arithmetic based on statistical indicators from the United Nations, Worldwatch Institute, World Resources Institute, Earth Policy Institute, and numerous governments. Usually the full force of the message is offset by predictions of huge rises in future human population growth that are simple extrapolations of historical trends.

No one can say with certainty that the worst effects of today's crisis will occur tomorrow or by any particular date. But it is irrational to assume there will only be gradual tightening of supplies until some solutions miraculously come to our aid. One ought to at least admit that one year ago few people thought we'd be going in the direction we're going in, this fast, today.

Three days is our average food supply around the modernized world, i.e., for cities and their supermarkets. Long-term food stocks have plummeted: "Cereal stocks that are at their lowest level in 30 years," according to Worldwatch institute in its most recent Vital Signs. This is exacerbated by increasingly weirder weather, compounded by the oil price/supply pressure on food. What can interfere with the three-day situation are truckers on strike (as in Europe), extended/repeated power outages, and the inability of the work force to commute to work.”

Though more Americans are listening to our warnings there doesn’t exist evidence, yet, that they are preparing for the catastrophes lying in wait for them. It is as if they have forgotten the most basic lessons of everything their ancestors once taught them, the first being that all else comes second to storing food in times of crisis.

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    07/06/08 at 09:50 AM
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By: Runningrich

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I am collecting database and hold this information in the highest integrity.
I am a long shareholder and know we are in good hands.
Hence the apparent orchestrated effect.

Anyway, I'd appreciate any help.
It is indeed my intent to keep shareholders and those who would like to participate together even after our conclusion and moving forward.

I think this data is important from our shareholders point of view. We have no contact except through boards and company.

By obtaining an email collection we become immensely united. An email to my base and we could potentially dispense 20,000 plus email in the matter of a moment.

THAT IS ONE LOUD VOICE.

To shorten my response.
That is my only intention. Nothing else. Period.
I'm taking alot of heat in trying to make others aware of this project (bashing) but could use more help in posting and spreading the word.

100, I appreciate your post 100, as this effort is genuine and will continue, not only in keeping us shareholders more closely united, but in an overhaul response needed in our financial markets.
I am sending brief contact emails to list every couple of days as the list grows for extra help in posting and will be open to ideas that we would need to address and respond to.

Anyway, thanks again.
Feel free to email gotcmkx1@aol.com with any ideas or thoughts.

8-)

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Silver State Bank: What’s Deposited in Vegas Doesn’t Stay in Vegas
Mark Faulk
      
July 30, 2008

"When the casinos treat you poorly, let Silver State treat you like a valued customer."

    ~ Silver State Bank Motto


 


    In yet another bizarre development in the saga of CMKM Diamonds, better known as CMKX, one of the largest financial frauds in history, Andrew McCain, the son of presumptive Republican presidential candidate John McCain, resigned from the Board of Directors of Henderson, Nevada based Silver State Bank, the bank where hundreds of millions of dollars was deposited as it was stolen from CMKX shareholders.   


    Almost immediately, the internet began buzzing with rumors and stories, mostly either questioning Silver State’s financial condition or drawing the inevitable comparison to his father’s involvement twenty years ago in the infamous “Keating 5” savings and loan scandal, where federal regulators seized Lincoln Savings and Loan Association of Irvine, California. The senior McCain was rebuked by the Senate Ethics Commission, who concluded that he had and four other senators had tried to hold off a government investigation into the savings and loan’s risky real estate deals. Lincoln’s chairman at the time was Charles Keating, who was not only one of McCain’s top donors, but was a business partner with Cindy McCain.


    But the younger McCain, who had only been with Silver State Bank for a little over four months after Choice Bank, where McCain was director, was taken over by Silver State, might have to answer questions of his own. Silver State Bank has its own history of problems, and it appears that Andrew McCain either ignored the bank’s past woes, or didn’t properly research the company before joining the Board of Directors.


    Just two months ago, one of the bank’s executive vice-presidents resigned after the company reported a massive loss for the first quarter of 2008, which the company blamed largely on the deteriorating real estate market. The bank recently announced plans to raise an additional $40 million in capital, which could be a problem, since their share price has dropped over 95% in the past year, from a high of $19.48 to July 29th’s closing price of $1.18. Their market cap has fallen from $275 million to less than $17 million. At today’s closing price, that $40 million in additional capital will more than triple the company’s current number of outstanding shares.

   

    There’s more…a lot more. Andrew McCain served on the bank’s Audit Committee, which means his responsibilities included, according to the company’s bylaws, an understanding of finance and accounting:


    “All of the members of the Audit Committee must have a basic understanding of finance and accounting and be able to read and understand fundamental financial statements. At least one member of the Audit Committee must be an audit committee financial expert, as determined by the Board, consistent with the applicable rules and regulations of the Securities and Exchange Commission and the applicable rules and regulations of the stock exchange on which the Corporation’s shares are listed.”


    But a little diamond mining company from Canada that turned out to be the biggest penny stock fraud in history might become a major problem for McCain’s campaign as well. Insiders with CMKX defrauded over 50,000 shareholders of in excess of $250 million. A large portion of that money was run through a single Silver State Bank branch in Las Vegas. In all, former CMKX CEO Urban Casavant and reputed mastermind John Edwards (no, not that John Edwards) opened over 100 bank accounts at Silver State, and ran tens of millions of dollars through the bank.


    In one multi-million dollar gamble taken by Silver State Bank, they accepted not just one but four checks for $2.5 million dollars each from a fraudulent company account at Wells Fargo Bank in Las Vegas in one week…written on temporary checks. John Edwards opened an account for a company called Saint George Metals on the same day that CMKM Diamonds announced a “business partnership” with the company, which in reality was just a bank account whose only signor was John Edwards. Edwards would write a $2.5 million check to CMKM Diamonds on a temporary check from Wells Fargo, and Urban Casavant would deposit it the “official” company account at Silver State Bank and write a press release announcing the investment. In turn, money was filtered back to Edwards either in illegally issued company stock or cash, essentially making the exchange a wash. To Silver State Bank’s credit, they at least wrote “HOLD” across one of the deposits, apparently waiting for the $2.5 million temporary check to clear before crediting the CMKM Diamonds’ account.


    This was not an isolated case, but was instead the normal way of doing business with Casavant, Edwards, and their cohorts. It was an incredible whirlwind of activity for Silver State Bank and other Las Vegas banks, including Wells Fargo, Nevada State, and Sun West Bank. Hundreds of checks, wire transfers, and deposits totaling tens of millions and possibly hundreds of millions of dollars flowed like champagne in the Vegas casinos.


    Among the transactions executed by Silver State Bank:


    • Wire transfers totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars were executed with only the notation “transferring to Personal Acct. per cust. transfer via phone”.   


    • Checks from the CMKXtreme and other accounts controlled by Casavant and Edwaerds written out only to “CASH”…including one for $350,000.


    • Multi-million dollar wire transfers between Edwards and Urban, run through one of the almost 100 accounts they controlled there.


    • Millions of dollars written out of company accounts to Urban, his wife Carolyn, and several family members, often on temporary checks.


    The scam finally came crashing down in late 2005 when the SEC finally delisted CMKX, and a shareholder named Kevin West was appointed by Urban to take over while Casavant fled to Canada. West inherited a company with no tangible assets, no real business…and $558 in the bank. Edwards, Casavant, and their cohorts had stolen the rest. West brought in Bill Frizzell, an attorney from Tyler, Texas, who had been conducting a multi-year investigation into CMKX for a shareholders’ group.


    They have since filed numerous lawsuits against Edwards, Casavant, and others, and have subpoenaed records from Silver State Bank and other banks associated with the scam in an ongoing effort to recover assets for the defrauded shareholders. The SEC recently filed charges against eleven individuals and three companies in the CMKX case, but a multi-year investigation by a task force comprised of the DOJ, FBI, and IRS has yet to produce any arrests or charges.


    Silver State Bank has not been charged in the CMKM Diamonds case, although they did fire an employee named Patricia DeCosta, who approved most of the transactions. DeCosta in turn filed a lawsuit in early 2006 against her former employer, detailing her side of the story:


    “Throughout plaintiff’s employment she was encouraged to open new accounts and each ‘performance appraisal’ done with regard to her employment speaks glowingly of the number of new accounts her branch opened.


    That on or about the 5th day of September 2004 the bank was served with a subpoena with regard to accounts maintained at the branch plaintiff supervised. Certain executives of defendants (Silver State Bancorp, Silver State Bank) owned stock in companies controlled by the subject of the subpoena and became disconcerted when the bank was served with the aforementioned subpoena.


    Seeking a scapegoat the bank terminated plaintiff claiming she had not processed a suspicious activity report in a timely manner. Plaintiff was unable to timely process the SAR due to the fact that she was undergoing a ‘serious health condition’, which required her to take leave from her employment.”


    The fact remains that Silver State Bank never filed a single Suspicious Activities Report (SARS) while 50,000 CMKX shareholders lost their entire investments. Did Andrew McCain look into the bank’s shady past, and if so, is he now just quietly trying to slip out the side door before the building comes tumbling down?


    How this new twist plays out remains to be seen, but the saga of CMKX, as detailed in “The Naked Truth: The Stock Play of a Lifetime” seems to be a story that won’t go away. After years of being ignored by public officials at all levels, maybe it will take a presidential campaign to expose the seedy underbelly of corruption in our financial markets.

And that….as always…is the Faulking Truth.

 

(Mark Faulk’s first book, entitled The Naked Truth: Investing in the Stock Play of a Lifetime, is now available at http://www.thenakedtruthbook.com. Buy it now while you still have a few dollars in the bank. Tune in with Mark Faulk and DeWayne Reeves every Friday from 9-10 AM CST on The Faulking Truth Show, and join Mark and Paul Faulk every Saturday from 1-2 PM CST on The Faulking Truth X2 Show at http://www.toginet.com)


Contact Mark Faulk at faulkingtruth@gmail.com


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    07/30/08 at 06:50 PM
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By: gusjarvis
30 Jul 2008, 07:25 PM EDT
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mark faulk on fourwinds, he must be full of chit
and if you read this you will know he forgot to mention that we all saw this silver state bullchit when the stock was still trading, when john edwards ran away, when the sec man worked with sggm and john edwards (he was caught by then as hackman already rolled on him). Mark forgot to mention that our shareholders lawyer knew all this and worked with these criminals. He fogot to mention cmkx did the famous cert pull, he fogot to mention roger glenn worked with leslie, he forgot to mention the sec investigated cmkx while the stock was supposedly being dumped, he fogot to mention that cmkx was the most counterfeited stock ever that did the largest cert pull ever, he forgot to mention the ultra intense scrutiny that was going on while these accounts were opened and that we on the boards new about it through the dd by noahltl and others, he forgot to mention the warning bill got about this years ago and still worked with the criminal urban. He forgot to mention the federal gov't informants in cmkx before it traded, he forgot to mention the amazing land we have and that got given away supposedly as the sec let this stock not be able to raise money due to the counterfeiting of its's stock. He forgot to mention the sting operation, the precedent setting interplead done with all the amazing work on the largest cert pull in american history. He forgot that bill was warned about everything on a daily basis for years and now plays dumb. Other than that and a thousand other things he forgot it is amazing he even qualifies for such prestigious website as fourwinds10 hey.

Hey any guesses on the gov't informants mark


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IF the following is true, it may be exactly what we are waiting for. I have no link, it was emailed to me. Curious
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SEC Preliminary Guidelines of Naked Short and Fail-To-Deliver Reform(condensed highlights in rough draft form)

DTCC & NSCC Federal order to open their books via DOJ, ICC, and SEC

To protect the privacy and practices of current trading strategies, a new regulation (Regulation FTD) will be mandated to provide a daily list indicating all open fails on every security where one exists in the marketplace. The total of fails shall be updated daily on each security. No equity or derivative shall allow any borrow from any entity until all current and past fails are eradicated.

Immediate buy in on all current and existing fails out side of 13 days. Current fails have up to the mandated 13 days per Regulation SHO to "buy-in" and be covered.

Going back to introduction of SHO, any fails never bought in and covered will be "busted" and accounts disgorged with fines. Current fails listed on the Regulation SHO list outside of 13 days will be bought back in at market effective immediately.

All fails since the introduction of Regulation SHO will be reposited to every broker-dealer, market maker, hedge fund, and individual account as a short sale by cusip replication on a journal basis for the extent of time they were in fail status. No actual trade will occur. The fail will remain in the account affected for the entire time the position was in fail status. The position must be covered in such time or shall be "bought in" by the SEC and DOJ. Example: If the fail occurred exactly 3 years ago, it will remain in the client account for three years.

No additional short position shall be allowed on any particular security or derivative in which a journal entry exists or a current fail is open until that position is either bought in by the party involved or by the deadline of the fail period noted.

Any party affected with a particular fail can and may buy in to cover the open ledger entry fail at any time before the end of the period of original fail.

When fails are recovered on the open market, subsequent journal entries will be made affecting every equity or derivative to retire those securities from circulation and return those companies affected back to their exact oustanding and authorized shares.

By way of example, if the market maker SBSH or NITE or UBSS has net fails of 1.2 trillion shares over the past 3 years since the introduction of SHO, then those parties that traded those shares in net fail status shall have 1.2 trillion shares placed back in their account net short. They may not execute a short on that particular security at any time until the exisiting fail is covered by an order to buy on the open market. Each market maker will take the proper measures necessary to clear the fails recorded and report the transactions accordingly to their corresponding broker dealers. In finality, each broker dealer has 24 hours to accurately report the journal entries and "buy to covers" to their associated client accounts. No individual client may affect the buy-in on their own. The transaction must come at the broker-dealer level as prescribed by the commission.

Any customers who end up with a deficit balance in their account as a result of these transactions will have their accounts closed and appropriate action will be taken to recover those losses beyond the capital in their account.

Should a company no longer be in existence then those fails will result in a special task force designed to reverse all transactions involving a fail that occurred from the introduction of SHO until the company's exit from the market. All monies involved in the failed transaction will be pooled and disgorged from the parties account that initiated the fail. A list of all shareholders that held that particular equity from the introduction of SHO until its exit from the market will be compiled. All monies will then be divided among the shareholders of record and returned to them by equity.

A separate task force will be implemented to calculate all fails "ex-clearing" of the DTCC. An intercontinental coalition will be formed to force the buy in under the same regulations for all foreign entities. They will then be extradited to the United States for prosecution.

To protect the privacy and practices of current trading strategies, a new regulation (Regulation FTD) will be mandated to provide a daily list indicating all open fails on every security where one exists in the marketplace. The total of fails shall be updated daily on each security. No equity or derivative shall allow any borrow from any entity until all current and past fails are eradicated.

It is expected the SEC, ICC, and DOJ will employ 5200 employees for a period of 48 months to complete the process with the option to extend for up to 12 months. The cost of such a program is expected to be $1.5 billion and shall be born by the entire program on a "per fail" charge basis to the offenders involved. At the conclusion of this program, the DTCC and NSCC will become a branch of the government and fall under the auspices of the DOJ.

Th Securities Act of 2008 will be set into effect and will include but not limited to:

No further naked shorting of any kind will be considered legal or acceptable by any measure or entity. Details of the only acceptable measure to initiate an open short position will be released at a later time.

Regulation FTD to list all past net fails and current fails on a share basis.

Full hedge fund disclosure of all positions held and timely reports filed with the SEC.

The immediate initiation of full electronic trading across all exchanges and trading vehicles. No algorithmic programs will be accepted or allowed.

Regulation NMS will be rescinded indefinitely immediately preceding this order.



This is what we have been waiting for.......I hope this is not a joke.......


http://millionaires.proboards86.com/inde....ay&thread=21410



And snifferpup found it here also....

http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?threadid=133102


http://messages.finance.yahoo.com/Stocks....t=2&frt=2&off=1




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Sorry sniffer, but all thre links are to mesage board threads where it looks like a copy paste from some other location...and no reliable source for the post. This looks like an SEC action the way it's written. If it was from the SEC, it would be on their web site if it was public information.

Sorry, but I say nay on this one.

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Dj here is that file you wanted...Flying Moose(cmkx-treme)

 
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Thanks ming.....

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09 Aug 2008, 11:12 AM EDT
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Rose " CAUSE and AFFECT"

I understand your sentiments and many others. I also ask one to never forget the basics when it comes to investing in anything. Yes, many have heard about investing 101 and have heard what it means. Yet many never adhere to it; especially when it pertains to CMKX. Did all of a sudden those basics went out the window when it came to CMKX? No it did not.

People started to create their own time tables and I need it now emotional roller coasters with never really having an understanding of what they may have been up against. Momma needing a new refrigerator tomorrow has nothing to do with CMKX. Attending funerals which I have been to at least 5 since owning CMKX had nothing to do with how life and death related to it. Yet many allowed their emotional tirade to believe that some how, that would speed things up. It had no bearing at all.

Too many folks started listening to folks whom they thought were in the know and when it did not work out at that time their emotional bank of inner being became empty; the larger the expectation as far as time goes, the more shallow one became when it did not pan out. What has been worst is when folks confidants started to waver and started to tell them other things than what they wanted to hear, they put more emotional pressure on themselves.

I have many times tried to get folks to go study history and then parallel it to today and the picture would become much more clearer; The bank issues that one is seeing right now is nothing new. Go study Hardings administration before the market collapse of 1929. Many do not believe that the crash of 1929 was well orchestrated because most will say "What does that have to do with CMKX".

Again small thinking never stirs the soul of men. I have never wavered from when I stated that "More millionaires were created per capita during the great depression time than any other period of time in the United States history". Yet many would whether spend their time validating oppositional points because their ROI is not in place. It is always human nature to move towards that which is where their emotional thoughts are at that time. Remember when I shared so many times that "Principles last but the Emotions of men do not"?

So many got mad back in 2004 when a party and everything else was on the horizon and I stated 2010. It even got me the "booterooski" because many said I asked to many questions. Yet over the course of time those same questions that I shared back then are popping up all over the place. Even though some may never admit it. I run in no camps. Nor do I need to be careful of what I say just to try and belong. I never waver in the mist of discord; One only becomes discontent is when the expectations exceed the knowledge or understanding of what one might be involved in.

Rose I am not trying to be a tough guy here or non emotional about the situation. I stand on the principles that have been laid down through the sages and explained so vividly by Earl Nightengale when he stated for "Every cause there will be an Affect". Could Maheu having us have the largest cert pull in the history Cause an Affect in the banking industry as we speak? Study history I would suggest versus entertaining those that are in opposition of such and just maybe the picture will become more evident and much more clearer.

God bless and let not your heart be weary.

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    08/20/08 at 10:56 AM
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Wednesday, August 20, 2008

How did 703 billion authorized shares magically become 2.5 trillion shares? NAKED SHORT SELLING!

NORMAL SHORTING
Short selling allows a trader to sell shares that they do not own, effectively taking a "negative position". They do this when they expect the value of the shares to decrease in the market, allowing them to sell shares at today's price and then buy them back when they decrease in value. With a large enough move in the share price, the trader can purchase the shares, "covering" their position, for less money that they received for selling it earlier. The opposite case can also occur; if the share price increases they will be forced to cover at a higher cost, a money-losing trade.

In order to sell shares they do not own, traders arrange to "borrow" shares from a current shareholder, typically a bank or prime broker, agreeing to return them at some future date. The trader then delivers these borrowed shares to the buyer, a third party. The lender generally charges an interest fee on the share value during the time when the position is being held by the trader. When the trader wants to "unwind" the position, they buy back the shares in the market and return those to the lender. This short/borrow system ensures the trader has shares to deliver to his buyer, and the lender makes some money on a position that they were not actively trading.


NAKED SHORTING
Naked short selling is a case of short selling the shares without first arranging a borrow. The Securities Exchange Act of 1934 stipulates a settlement period up to three business days before a stock needs to be delivered, generally referred to as "T+3 delivery". If the stock is illiquid or simply has a small number of outstanding shares, finding the borrow might be difficult to arrange. In these cases the trader normally arranges for the borrow before making the trade, just to be sure. In the case when a borrow cannot be arranged within that time period and the shares cannot be given to the buyer, the trade is considered to have "failed to deliver".

"Naked shorting to drive down share prices violates US law. In recent years, a number of companies have been accused of using naked shorts in order to make profits at the expense of share prices. To do this, the trader simply enters a naked short with no intention of ever delivering the shares. A large enough short sale could cause the price to fall, as is the case with any stock being sold, so as long as the trade is large enough to move the share price, the short is likely to be profitable. Normally this would be risky; if the price did move back up for other reasons, the trader would be driving the price up with every purchase, a condition known as a "short squeeze". But as long as the buyer turns around and shorts it back into the market, the price continues dropping, making the trades profitable even though no one actually holds any of the shares.


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Here is the Shareholder derivative letter again...

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There are some what I would call "intelligent fools" like 100/1 who would like TEAM TYLER to give away the game plan to the enemy.Not going to happen.TRUST THE TEAM.They are working very hard for all our good and ignore these board idiots.
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2. Shareholders have the right to expect the officers and directors of their corporation to perform their duties in accordance with established standards of conduct.

3. Shareholders have the right to question the action of officers, directors and majority shareholders.

4. Shareholders have the right to inspect certain records and to receive certain reports and other information from the corporation.

ELO read these three RIGHTS that MINORITY shareholders have...and WE are supposed to WAIT while TYLER does what is BEST for US...how do we KNOW what is BEST for US???...we want CLOSURE...SOON ...we are not going to wait a few more YEARS to see if TYLER is on our side...it is like waiting for the STING to be disclosed...it probably NEVER WILL...same logic...TRUST THE TEAM...like you told us before...REMEMBER...different TEAM but SAME MESSAGE...tell whoever you are working for to get this OVER...SOON...before you BECOME THE FOOLS...IMO...WHO IS THE ENEMY those YOU said to TRUST before???...Flying Moose(cmkx-treme)


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