Well you're obviously well versed on the transaction and the one thing I'm done doing on this site is trying to persuade anyone to do anything outside of what they feel comfortable doing. Clearly everyone on here is voting no. Me being the exception. There's nothing I can say to change anyone's mind and that's fine. I've never claimed things weren't manipulated. I've never claimed Century was getting fair market value for their assets. What i have proposed is that this is part of a bigger plan. I do believe that Century is cash strapped and fumbling at the moment. That's not to say that with some additional funding they can't get things going in the right direction. I'm just of the firm belief that this is part of a grander plan. I'm willing to bet that, in the event this deal goes through, WTG shares are back to the $4 to $5 level within a few months. ($1.60 to $2 Century). I don't believe Century sees those levels on it's own for years. If ever. We all claim Finskiy is a master manipulator and the deck is stacked. Well if WTG gets cut in half in order to buy Century and then goes lower after the deal only to sit there, that won't exactly be the work of a master. There is absolutely no shot that's the final result here. ABSOLUTELY NO SHOT!!! I believe the Russians put their money in no lose situations. I have no reason to believe this doesn't fall into the same category. My bet is on the Russians. It's that simple. I understand that's not the righteous stance. But I only care about making money. And if Mr. Finskiy makes me alot of money on this deal I'll have a neon sign with his name on it over my bar in the basement and I'll toast to him on a regular basis. Here's to you Max!!! Get er' done!!!