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Non-Tech : SLJB - Sulja Brothers Building Supply, Inc. (Bulls Board) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: coda who wrote (9)	7/29/2006 1:01:28 PM
From: atm_prophet	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1521

I found this post on another board, a very interesting assessment of what we have here imo! This HAS NOT and IS NOT your average pinkie play. In fact what started out as a small snowball rolling down the hill has grown into a massive bolder that is about to trigger an avalanche. Since SO MUCH has happened over the past few months, I believe that even some who have been in this play for months do not actually grasp what the heck it’s all leading up to. In short, this is the classic big fish eats little fish, that’s eaten by a bigger fish, that is eaten by one mother of a big whale. So for the newbie’s and some of us old timers, here is what has taken place up until now (In My Opinion) and where I see us heading. 1) Dennis Ammerman, original CEO of Loftwerks is challenged by a situation that has and continues to control the PPS of his company as well as most other pinkie’s as a result of Market Makers heavily shorting the stock to absolutely ridiculous levels. 2) He has a vision of expanding the company and realizes to reach his goals he needs to partner with another company with deeper pockets and at the same time somehow bring the PPS of LFWK’s back up to a level that accurately reflects it’s true worth. 3) Enter Kore Management which brings Ammerman up to speed on how the stock market really works in pinkie land. A study is done and low and behold, there are more shares being traded on the open market than authorized. In fact ALL shares being traded are phantom shares. This means that the Market Makers MUST buy back every share that you and I own, sooner or later to cover their naked shorts. The amount they pay is / will be determined by us, the phantom share holders. So, several plans of attack are proposed including issuing dividends to force a short squeeze which would force the PPS back up to more realistic levels. But wait, before any plans are put into motion new developments present themselves. 4) Consultech / Sulja Brothers see an opportunity to merge with Loftwerks to become a public trading company through the back door, rather than the more expensive Initial Public Offering. However, with three entities involved, it is not a simple merger. Another factor is Consultech, which is the bigger fish at this point, doesn’t want to fall pray to the MM’s control as well as the lower image that a pinkie portrays to the Wall Street big boys. They want to merge. They want to go public, but they insist on going to higher exchange as soon as possible. 5) It’s decided that in the best interest of the three companies and all stockholders, they are going to set out a game plan to force a short squeeze, announce financials and move to a higher exchange all at the same time, but just as they are about to let the cat out of the bag, a bigger fish wants a piece of the action. 6) Red Sea Group, a multi million dollar corp. (the new biggest fish) sees the opportunity to team up with the new Loftworks / Sulja Bros. / Consultech and also become a public traded company through the back door. With their combined assets, bookings and income, they should EASILY qualify for NASDAQ status. 7) The icing on the cake is reading in today’s PR that now Red Sea Groups parent company Wessel International (the mother of a whale fish) is now involved. Key things to you need to ask yourselves are: When does a Multi and I mean Multi Million Dollar Corporation such as Red Sea Group, whose activities include the development and management of hotel, residential, retail and medical facilities, take on Investor Relations for a penny stock? Under normal business practices, wouldn’t they be competitors? When does a publicly traded company such as the new LFWK, consult with their Investor Relations firm in deciding if they would or would not do a reverse split. Why did LFWK increase there Authorized shares for reverse mergers if they weren’t intending to do just that. And finally, why would Wessel International, the parent company of Red Sea Group become involved in a six cent pinkie stock? Obviously, this is way BIGGER than any of us thought! Forget about liftoff, I believe we are on our way to deep space at a warp speed that no Penny Stock has ever gone before!!! Can you say CHING !!!!!!!!

To: coda who wrote (9)	7/29/2006 3:56:35 PM
From: jmhollen	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1521

I believe they filed their 15c211 for OTCBB quotation since they were not going to put up with any more bovine fecal matter from the people at Pinksheets who were running a PLNI-type "..special treatment.." hassle on LFKW, also. Hence, I believe SLJB will show up as an OTCBB listed and quoted stock soon, if not Monday/Turesday. Once the PPS rises to $2+/-, they will make the appropriate application to NAZ or AMEX based on their assets, net worth, and revenues. John :-) .