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Fair For All

Today I had a long telephone conversation with Fair For All. He asked me to relay my conversation to the Agoracom/Stockhouse CMM/WTG group.

This was the first time I had talked to Fair For All and I was very impressed. He is intelligent, articulate, experienced and well connected. At this time he does not want to reveal his identity on a public forum (for obvious reasons).

The first thing he emphasized is that he is not the "wizard" of the group and that he does not wish to act alone. He wants to get to know more about the concerned shareholders, who they are and who the potential leaders are within the shareholder group.

If he is acceptable to the shareholders, he is prepared to work with a nucleus from the larger list of concerned shareholders to establish the goals of the entire group.

He feels it is too soon now to approach "The Company" and we need to get more shares listed on the stockigloo list of concerned shareholders. He has had an initial correspondence with Production5.

One thing he warned about was not to get too emotional, otherwise he feels we will get nowhere with Finskiy or Scola.

SN