Ann: Titomic and REPKON USA Agreement, page-8

Some of us here have commented on this in the last year and a half. I reiterated my feelings again a couple of days ago. I have never found the Government of Turkey to be a dependable NATO ally. It’s unfortunate because they have the second largest military in that organization. None of my statements are an indictment on the people of Turkey whatsoever.

We could even argue if NATO is even needed in its current configuration.
As they’ve encroached eastward, it may have this threatening feel to it for some governments.
If I am on the other side of the equation, it allows me to convey to my countrymen ( Russians for example) the need and reasoning to spend more capital on the weapons of war. Having said that, I am a President Reagan “Walk softly but carry a big stick” kind of guy. I served under a great though not perfect President.

It would be a better world if all sides could expend that capital on improving the lives of their citizens. Be that as it may, I think both REPKON and Titomic saw some headwinds potentially with geopolitical differences and or headwinds.

There is also a REMOTE possibility that both entities in observing the political landscape in America, that at least a plural majority were not interested in driving down this Marxist trail the left was driving us down.

With the potential customers that were coming to the fore IE: US Military Industrial Complex corporations, we witnessed the network of advisors being setup as well as the high profile “press the flesh” with high level politicians.
It was a no-brainer with the move to the US where the viability of future revenue is for the taking tariff free.

I believe the high probability of Trump winning and Titomic either being advised or being aware of Trumps attempt on having fairer trade agreements with nations may have been the impetus for this taking longer than planned. Trump has been speaking an a fairer tariff system for DECADES.

I believe Titomic and REPKON’s move were analytical and calculated based upon opportunity and residing in a much safe geopolitical environment.

So the bump in the road you speak of was unfortunate but in my opinion, will turn out to be a highly profitable one for all involved, including we shareholders.

Just my observational 2 cents..