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To: scion who wrote (21891)4/6/2012 4:43:48 PM
From: scionRespond to of 53574
 
You claimed that "The SEC has already lost by default"- I wasn't aware that the SEC was ever the subject of a default judgement? Default judgements are reversed for parties that don't show up to court.

wEaReLeGiOn Friday, April 06, 2012 4:13:17 PM
Re: MadeBucksOnThis post# 175560 Post # of 175569

I asked you for the facts, and apparently you think a "slam dunk" that hasn't happened, is a fact, the outcome of which lets put aside as facts need to actually happen before they can be referred to as facts.

You claimed that "The SEC has already lost by default"- I wasn't aware that the SEC was ever the subject of a default judgement? Default judgements are reversed for parties that don't show up to court.

I asked you how much of the $10MM media credit "asset" JBI has spent to date, because you characterized my paraphrasing of the SEC complaint as "Hearsay, allegations and bullshit, not to mention totally false, incorrect and misleading."

So yes, just the facts please. How much of the soon-to-expire media credit's $10MM, formerly alleged by JBI's financial statements, and subsequently restated to zero, has JBI spent to date?

Here's a hint. The amount is probably in the immediate aforementioned paragraph above.

Does this lead you to believe that Bordynuik fairly represented the financial strength of the company as having $10MM in assets?

Lets stick with the facts, JBII win over the SEC is a slam dunk..

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