The thing is Neil, weren’t you pretty much wet behind the ears...

The thing is Neil, weren’t you pretty much wet behind the ears when you first invested into this? It wasn’t until you got involved, strangely, that you started really getting to know the business. And even with all that insight you still hold shares to this day?

I’m all for proactive investing. I regularly call companies and ask them questions and I have to say that sometimes, you can genuinely tell when shit is either hitting or about to hit the fan. Arrogance and a negative tone are common signs of distress I’ve found. Still, I find your involvement in this along with your posts strangely bizarre given the company’s history and present status.

The thing that annoys me is how normal you speak about this company after everything that has transpired. It sometimes smells like you have Stockholm syndrome. But then aussie eagle has perhaps answered why.