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To: Big_Tim_I_AM_Banished who wrote (21667)	3/22/2018 5:10:06 PM
From: Fact Czecher	Read Replies (1) of 22811

Bi_Tim posted: "*You have been calling Zen broke for months but the lights are still on".* Yes the lights are still on - Could there possibly be a lower bar to measure liquidity??? You believe that being able to pay (or, more likely, defer) the Electric Bill is proof that ZEN is not BROKE? - That is hilarious! - Could you be any more oblivious? ZEN never has enough money to do anything but keep the lights on and (of course) pay AE, Dr Chahar and Peter Wood every month. ZEN has not spent one dollar on property or project development since the drill rigs left in 2013. WHY NOT? Because after paying salaries and "keeping the lights on", they are perennially BROKE. Bi_Tim also wrote: "*Maybe concentrate on ccb and the long lasting law suit.* *BTW Let us know if the suit was filed?"* Bi_Tim - This may surprise a person working at your intelligence level, but I am actually able to think about both CCB and ZEN (as well as numerous other, much more important things) over the course of the day. How on earth would I know if the suit was filed? We will all know it when one of the parties issues a News Release - none of us (SI Posters) will know it before then. I am not surprised that you didn't know that.

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