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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Green Oasis Environmental, Inc. (GRNO) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Bob Brooke who wrote (9308)	5/5/1998 5:46:00 PM
From: Marlin C. Harmon	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 13091

I guess if I had known BC was selling any stock at all even back when things looked less bleak I would have dumped my stock right away. I think that is a bitter point that many long term shareholders find as an integrity hurdle that eventually hurts credibility. No matter what the law required in BC's case, insider selling is a flag and when it is done without disclosure to shareholders who bought in good faith and with visions created by the management, questions have to be asked as to why.---which is what this thread continually asks. That lack of disclosure has been key to a lot of hard feelings. I have a feeling that if BC had it to do over again he might choose to do it differently (just a guess).

To: Bob Brooke who wrote (9308)	5/5/1998 7:19:00 PM
From: Hawkmoon	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 13091

Bob, I have to ask whether you are currently holding any GRNO stock at a loss. If you are, then you are suffering financially LIKE THE REST US. That includes MYSELF. If you don't then I assume your presence and comments here suggest that your dog has finally died from the abuse you inflicted on him and you are now looking for another target for your warped sense of perspective. Now if I was "hyping" GRNO, then I'm pretty damn stupid since I didn't avail myself of the opportunity to liquidate any holding when they were profitable. Now my wife and I suffer like other GRNO shareholders, praying that this company lives up to its promise, but no longer reliant upon that happening. You sure like to throw a lot of negative BS around, disregarding factors that don't support your theories. Bo O'Brien continues to hold an enourmous block of stock providing one HELL of a lot of impetus for him to come through on a deal. If he hadn't been serious about following through, then he (or his unknown investors) have just thrown away $47,000, as well as a $50,000 lien from the debt GRNO owed him. Bob, Carraway, for better or worse, has stuck to his guns for almost 7 years with regard to this process. He apparently put a lot of his own money into the private entity, had an operational processor(albeit minus emmission controls), dedicated shareholders who believed in him (Eric H.), and a viable business plan. We now have more efficient process, potential clients of considerable value (the Turks), and a processor available to demonstrate, and upon DHEX approval, capacity operations. Carraway continues to answer his phone, to pursue business opportunities, to defend his position vs the SEC investigation, and maintain a hopeful perspective on a technology that has CONSUMED his life since inception. I say that should count for something... especially since he could fairly easily halt ALL operations, close the doors, and declare bankrupcty for the corporate entity. And Bob... I'm a GRNO believer as well. I admit it. And I don't believe I am alone. And although it is tough to discuss this past year with any sense of accomplishment, I refuse to cave in to vultures like yourself who apparently find enjoyment in others pain. I pity you Bob, I really do. Regards, Ron