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Muss,

While I have no great love of many of the conspiracy theories that grow around almost every failing stock, where governments and millitary tech are involved its certainly fertile ground and this stock has it all. Multiple govenments including purported Chinese spies, the US millitary complex, incompetent Aussie govt ministers (is there any other kind?), mysterious financial backers that nobody has every heard of who just disappear of the planet. Funds transfers which simply never arrive. Law suits which we aren't allowed to know the reason for. The list goes on. The only thing we haven't seen yet is strange lights in the sky over the Brisbane test range.

Your responses to MST shareholders concerns are almost entirely based on "if you can't prove it then it never happened" argument. Why don't you pop down to your local church, mosque, or synagogue and tell them to show absolute proof of their beliefs and if they can't then just give it up?

The fact is, and I know you love facts, shareholders of MST have witnessed and/or been victim to a series of very odd events which have almost certainly resulted in the change in control / ownership of this company. Many of these events have gone unexplained by anybody including management of MST who are supposed to be protecting shareholders interests. Shareholders can't be blamed for feeling that something untoward has occurred on more than one occassion and that they have been diddled.

The question isn't "have MST shareholders been robbed" but rather "who was involved" and "is there any relationship between the Philipino missing millions and the subsequent events including the Luxemburg mystery"?

If you believe in coincidences and long odds then MST is a regular division 1 lottery ticket. How can the same thing happen so many times to the same company and not one event ever need to be fully disclosed? More than just a little odd for a public company don't you think?

But your probably right, its just coincidence that ASOF (Springtree????) turned up, grabbed most of the company's secured notes in an off-market tranaction, offered to save the company by loaning money then sued us for reasons that we arne't allowed to know, demanded their money back, insisted other shareholders pay up more money via a rights issue, pcoketed most of that money in a final payout to note holders only days before the administrators were called in then turned around and demanded that they themselves be allowed take control of the company from the administrator and that shareholders should have no further voting rights on the deal. None of this looks like the actions of somebody who wanted to or planned to take control of the company. Its all just fate isn't it ? Complete coincidence right. And this strange Luxembrug entity that just disappeared after everybody jumped through hoops to given them what they and ASOF demanded?

But sure, hardly any factual infomation is readily available to prove who was involved in all of this or how it was actually allowed to transpire, so it just didn't happen right? Just a group hallucination maybe.