My take on the DF-144 situation,
Gary says, "The plants that should come from this marketing and exist on an engineering table and the patents associated with such plants regardless of whether it is the original patents or any re-engineered patents or offspring belongs to all shareholders associated with this product."
H-Man says, "Do you think that it is possible that a man with access to cash and contacts in the oil industry would have his eye on DF-144 ?"
Marshall W. says, "If you see the value of encouraging a DF-144/John Spriggs - Midland firm and lasting trust and beneficial relationship, SAY SO."
And, "We, the Midland stockholders, hope that John Spriggs, singularly or in conjunction with Midland's claims against Dan Fisher, is able to establish a firm and complete operational and patent rights to DF-144."
Binder says, "A liquidating trust has been established with the beneficiary named as the shareholders of Midland."
I say, based on the comments over the past couple of days from other MIDL investors, I intend to continue holding my investement in MIDL and I support our continued pursuit of DF-144. I would also like to hear more on the other acquisitions MIDL is considering. Two things need to take place for the DF-144 scenario to come home:
1) DF-144 rights and patents must become the black and white legal property of MIDL.
2) Funding for the development of plants, marketing, and distribution of DF-144 must be acquired.
That is, Marshall W., if this "SHAREHOLDERS MEETING" is still in session.
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