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To: kgr1137 who wrote (20698)	8/16/2009 8:51:03 PM
From: flaunt	Respond to of 20808

Yea I didn't mean to imply that the scumbags running the company were blameless. We all know they broke laws and deserve to be prosecuted, and I believe they will be at some point. If this were a larger company where millions of investors had been affected it probably already would have happened. Also some of the mistakes I made were personal... Like taking foolish and unnecessary risks by putting too much money into a single company that turned out to be a wholesale scam. Don't the shareholder's suits count as civil suits? I think those are pretty solid evidence that there could/should be criminal prosecutions in the works.