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To: donpat who wrote (5468)11/24/2006 3:26:05 PM
From: scion   of 6687
 
...yes I did talk to the Windsor Star regarding my efforts to get 15% of shareholders on board to be in a position to demand the financial statements.

Posted by: honanboss
In reply to: pennyjunkie who wrote msg# 190551 Date:11/24/2006 3:18:22 PM
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I will state for the record now that I had nothing to do with the part of the Windsor Star's article regarding the acquisition of SAM's. That was news to me as much as it was to all of you. Even though there is a natural tendency to associate me with that, I assure you I was not involved in that part of the story.

That said, yes I did talk to the Windsor Star regarding my efforts to get 15% of shareholders on board to be in a position to demand the financial statements. As of yet, we do not have the 15%, NOR would I submit such a demand even if we did. The fact that Steve Sulja is aware of this effort benefits everyone here because it's going to light a fire under this *ss to provide some transparency with respect to the company. Quite frankly, that this article could even be written is testament to the fact that what I want to do is needed for the long term viability of SLJB's shares. SLJB NEEDS TO PROVIDE SOME TRANSPARENCY. Whether they do that by disclosing information and documentation on a timely basis, or by being forced to by engaged, proactive shareholders is up to the company.

All that said, I do not apologise for speaking to the Windsor Star, and I do not apologise for continuing my pursuit of getting 15% or shareholders on board. I want Steve Sulja to know that we are trying to do this because I do not want to have to resort to using this blunt instrument of Nevada Law. But I will if I have to.

The only thing I regret is any negative publicity that may come to SLJB if the Star's article, with respect to SAM's is untrue. However, I reiterate the sentiments of many shareholders that for all the press releases the company issues, we have no verifiable proof that they did buy SAM's. The word of the CEO is strongly suggestive, but again insufficient. The company needs to provide more.

So, for anyone who has read this far in this post, I invite you to assist us in our efforts to be in a position to be able to force the company to disclose it's financial records to us pursuant to Nevada Law. Please email me at sljbfinancials@gmail.com if you would like to take part.

Regards,

HB

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