MIN's pilot plant, page-79

Geo,

What you need to remember is that this technology has been around since the 50s, and obviously no one has been able to make this concept work economically..

Enter hazer, who are ‘making’ their own catalyst during the process.. through ‘dusting’ into nano particles.. and all of a sudden we have a process that is marketable and unique.

Even without patent protection, to duplicate this process obviously would take around the same time as hazer have taken to get it from the lab to market. Even reverse engineering the process would take time and cost to get it right.. the whole novel process is unique and by the time it’s duplicated we would be at $5 a share.

Not concerned about patents.