IMO, Patriot has been working in the best interest of their shareholders, although it hasn't been that apparent to everyones eyes.

It has been a huge problem in ridding ourselves of the warrant issue. This now appears to have been addressed and finally resolved over the last 16 months or so. IMO, there was no painless way to accomplish this. If it would have been done any speedier, it would have crippled the stock (and shareholder base) on a far larger scale than we've seen. Yes, nothing is fair, especially for the retail shareholders...

Another significant problem was (and still is) that if we intended to make something of the company as it is today, the cancerous financing had to be replaced with more favorable income. This is where the future gamble lies - The MMP takes care of that, conditionally...based upon the outcome of the markman. If favorable, we'll capitalize well - our chances of long-term financing by way of MMP licensing increases significantly. The income will generate the leverage we need to make progress.

IMO, Ignite/Inflame will make a re-appearance at some point. It's time in the industry will come - Turley must see this and can well contribute to this effort by correctly partnering and building alliances with the right entities to re-shape I/I and to then correctly position it in the marketplace. This is going to be a big job - He may not have been everyone's choice, but he has two things: Drawing power and technical credibilty. We need to step back, give him his chance and let him work. Since he has been associated with the company over the last few years, he has a clear vison of the technology and should be able to get it the publicity and audience it needs. I have to believe this at this point, like most here...

(As a side note, he still needs to build a base internal to Patriot, with a couple of new hires to help him execute his plans, and to clear his plate of the still important duties, but ones with less immediate impact. This MUST happen, or he is doomed to be bogged and diverted then rendered ineffective.

But everyone is aware of this - and you know all this and continue to hammer about how rotten it has been to the shareholders. Yes, there's a small core of shareholders more affected than others. Such is life in the penny arena. Been there and done that, it's part of the education. But the bulk of the trading shares still rests with longs and insiders.

You have the right to do (and will do) whatever you feel necessary, but IMO your individual efforts are ill-timed, misplaced and counterproductive to what the company needs to do in the long run.

You may be a good trader - a wonderful, excellent guy - but IMO your intentions are misplaced and unwarranted in the grand scheme of events with this company.

PTSC is not a sprint - it's a marathon.

If your efforts are to build momentum to pirate and raid the PTSC ship for 1/2 the MMP bounty, well....good luck with that.

In the meantime, I'll sit back and enjoy the "Real World" show this has all evolved into.

All IMO...

Regards