lipstick on a pig

After more than two years of MPM development, MST announces Firestorm Fury. What exactly did they do here?

A week after they made an announcement about the MPM program they emailed out a 2 page PDF to the ASX and too some media addresses. That's it?? The new hope for MST amounts to a few hours work by an engineer that can operate Adobe Illustrator (to compile a PDF brochure)?. They didn't even add this brochure to the MST web site!! What gives? Is the Fury just lipstick on pig??

I think to an outsider, someone just looking at MST in a very superficial way, such as a stock analyst or other company investor, MST certainly looks like a pig! But to long term MST investors, is this lipstick really expected to ensure ongoing support?

It's probably just me, but, something doesn't appear to add up here.

Maybe putting this Fury PDF brochure up on the ASX along with the distributorship arrangement is telling us more than they appear?? Or, maybe not!

How exactly is the distributorship arrangement going to work? Breon sends some emails and PDF's to some purchasing departments (because MST apparently cannot?) and then what??? Direct the potential buyers to go to Brisbane and view the stuff at MST head office and Breon receives the sales commission for this!!!!!!!!!!! Give me a break. Maybe that's all this deal is, however, one can certainly make an argument this deal seems a little illogical at face value.

I hope these things are lipstick on a pig for outsiders. Because inside is bacon and pork chops and a roast with crackling for us!!! And the kids from Nanjing Uni can stop with their painfully repetitive and childish Yahoo copy and paste work. Perhaps they can go back to work on that tin can bushmaster imitation, with its articulated venom tubes! Or go refurbish some old soviet boats!!!
http://geneva-globaldefence.blogspot.com/2011/01/china-restores-soviet-aircraft-carrier.html

If tomorrow just brings a plan to hope more, beg more and pray more for product sales, so be it.