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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Madera International - Symbol WOOD -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Spider Valdez who wrote (1544)	3/29/1999 4:56:00 AM
From: David T. Groves	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1979

Spider, this is not a Bull Shit company like yours. Your keep spouting Free Trade zone rules like they effect all business in Brazil. I don't know what to call that, but ignorance. John Hardee has answered your questions, but you keep coming back like he hasn't. I call that bashing. Janice Shell is on your ass and it seems to me that she is not on mine. Perhaps we should call that a Credibility Gap? She did come to this thread and ask a lot of questions in the beginning with the attitude that this company was a rip off like yours. She did her DD and has left us alone since. You remind me of her in the beginning, but I can see you have an agenda where she didn't. The only reason for you to be here is you are AFRAID OF THE COMPETITION THAT MADERAS NEW HERBAL SALES WILL DO TO YOUR BOGUS COMPANY and you want to bash. Why else would you want to be here? Everyone can see this. We have been all advised that you have spouted your sh*t for so long that you believe yourself. That you are so pig headed that it's a waste of breath to talk to you. You should ask yourself if you are really helping your bogus company by introducing the investors on the different threads on the internet to this little powerhouse WOOD, that is poised to appreciate to $1 soon and why you are really here. Dave

To: Spider Valdez who wrote (1544)	3/29/1999 9:22:00 AM
From: tonto	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1979

Spider, will you please document here where your information regarding AZNT is accurate. From the 10K: Acquiring the Plants The Company acquires its plants from Amazon Natural Treasures Commercial Inportadora Exportadora LTDA ("ANTCIE"),(this is a private corporation and is not AZNT) a Brazilian corporation which is owned by Michael Sylver, the Company's President and Treasurer, Domingos Loricchio Jr., the Company's Senior Executive Vice-President, Director and Secretary, and Carlos Franco. The transactions between the Company and ANTCIE are more favorable to the Company than can be obtained from independent third parties. ANTCIE acquires its plants from Brazilian Indians and other sources who the Company understands gather and/or acquire the same in or from the Brazilian Rain Forest where the plants grow wild.These items are also obtained from Brazilian plantations where specific plants are grown. Some products are obtained from independent manufacturers. ANTCIE is a Brazilian corporation formed for the purpose of transacting business in Brazil. As the Company has been instructed, under Brazilian law, only Brazilian corporations can export or import products from Brazil. Because of the complicated nature of the laws in Brazil, it was expeditious for the Company to have individual shareholders for ANTCIE rather than incorporating ANTCIE as a wholly owned subsidiary of the Company. No fees or compensation, other than disclosed herein, are paid to ANTCIE for transacting business in Brazil on behalf of the Company. The Company only reimburses ANTCIE for its out of pocket expenses. The Company also acquires semi-processed products through ANTCIE from native Brazilians known as Coboclos and finished products from third party manufacturers. In the case of the finished products, independent manufac-turers are utilized to produce a finished product formulated for use by the Company. aznt has an export license. 1000 hecacres of land was officially granted to aznt in a deed of trust. of course aznt can never sell this land & they are on record as "the only american company to be granted such land in brazil". you claim madera "owns" land in the brazilian rainforest. i ask you for the 'caveats' to that "ownership". also, even with an export license, aznt is required to wait up to 2 months at a crack to transport materials into the u.s.. all revenues generated in manaus must remain in brazil & go to pay the bills for the manaus facilities.