| EEE SHAREHOLDERS MUST DEMAND INFORMATION, NOW SCHEDULE an EMERGENCY MEETING Mr. COLLINS or RESIGN: Collins must provide Answers or Resign:
 
 [ALL STAKEHOLDERS SHOULD DEMAND A EMERGENCY MEETING of EEE STOCK OWNERS]
 
 Venners,Sexton, Collins, Clark & Pester all connected at The Hip ! ! Walker Couldn't Penetrate the inner circle at EEE so he Resigned
 This massive failure by EEE to stakeholders can only be blamed on the board That presided over the Fatal construction at FT.Union:
 
 Once Collins signaled bondholders this June & July he would provide stock to short EEE they started selling taking stock price down fro $2,54 to present value of .32 cents.
 
 Collins knew how it works yet still sold out your investor base,the mistake was the Board's and Pester along with fellow board member survive which is a disgrace.
 
 The one Light at the end of the Tunnel was Walker who has watched this failure to clean up the board plus communicate with EEE's shareholder base.
 
 How do you pass failure around but maintain the same leaders who destroyed EEE's investors with a huge inability to execute a business plan?
 
 [Yahoo today Jerry Yang out]
 
 Venners and Sexton are responsible for FT.Union design because they cut corners which wasted 200 Million Dollars.
 
 [ Hiring of Coolidge a local engineer instead of Bechtel was a disaster]
 
 When Venners was in trouble he call his right hand man Sexton to help,--failure occurred !
 
 Sexton passes the problem to Clark their friend who starts a search to replace Sexton, that lasts three days, Clarh hires Collins ball is passed to Sexton's right hand man , some search.
 
 The first breathe of fresh air was Walker who wasn't part of the Tight Nit group of Venners, Sexton, Clark, Collins plus Pester a [coward who is self serving] , along with the still present Board that presided over this debacle.
 
 Walker resigns as Stock price fails, who is still their?
 
 Board led goes back to Clark , Collins still in charge, Pester and present board remains, why?
 
 Bondholders are paid plus retain very cheap stock the Big Losers are stakeholders who put up the cash to create EEE, we are dead so why is present leadership still in charge?
 
 Arrogance is the only answer, all investors have been lied too !
 
 Ted has never gone away ,Sexton got Millions from Rosier and we the investor base are screwed?
 
 All shareholders should demand an EMERGENCY stockholders meeting, NOW !
 
 Why should these same men make fools of us the employers of every member of EEE's staff ?
 
 Collins refusal to talk with Stakeholders is a failed plan of "Radio Silence" which refuse to tell shareholders what EEE management has done or where the company is at this moment?
 
 What manager could survive such a plan?
 
 [Jerry Yang, at Yahoo, today gone]
 
 Collins either talks or should quit?
 
 Every shareholder needs to tell the company we must have an emergency shareholders meeting .
 
 Walker should be asked back, Pester and crew should all resign they failed us daily while helping themselves.
 
 No1coalking
 
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 * Cuban sold just like Bondholders did:
 
 SEC calls technical foul on Mark Cuban
 By JOHN MURRELL
 
 Outspoken billionaire tech entrepreneur and Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban has blustered, laughed and shrugged his way through at least $1.5 million in fines from the NBA over the years, but dealing with a full court press by the Securities and Exchange Commission may be tougher. The SEC today charged Cuban with insider trading, citing the circumstances in which he threw Mamma.com from the train four years ago.
 
 Cuban bought 600,000 shares of the Canadian search engine (since merged into Copernic Technologies) in March 2004, blogging at the time, "I love businesses with low overhead, that don't need to be technology leaders to succeed, that generate cash that they can put in the bank, and at some point, hopefully payout to shareholders. I think Mamma.com has that potential." A few months later, Mamma.com's CEO called Cuban to tell him the company was planning to raise money through a PIPE, or private investment in private entity, a move that often knocks down share price because the stock is sold at a discount and dilutes existing holdings. According to the SEC, the CEO started the conversation by telling Cuban the information was confidential, and Cuban acknowledged that being so advised left him "screwed." Cuban is contending he was never told the information was privileged. And on that point rests the case, because within hours of that call, Cuban sold off all of his Mamma.com stock, and by doing so, the SEC alleges, he avoided more than $750,000 in losses when the PIPE plan was announced the next day and the share price dropped 9 percent.
 
 The brief response from Cuban's lawyer suggests that the game plan is to play defense aggressively. "This matter, which has been pending before the Commission for nearly two years, has no merit and is a product of gross abuse of prosecutorial discretion. Mr. Cuban intends to contest the allegations and to demonstrate that the Commission's claims are infected by the misconduct of the staff of its Enforcement Division," said the release, going on to quote Cuban: "I am disappointed that the Commission chose to bring this case based upon its Enforcement staff's win-at-any-cost ambitions. The staff's process was result-oriented, facts be damned. The government's claims are false and they will be proven to be so."
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