I agree that Leckrone "will not" turn over the data. I can't imagine that our BoD honestly believed otherwise. For me, it's like those who expect Iran not to cheat on the nuke deal.

So what then would be Patriot's Power Play? If Dan is no longer a member of the PDS management committee, then my guess would be that his selected TPL CEO will step in. We already know that the third member of PDS was selected by the arbitrator from a list of names submitted by Patriot. That means to me, two sympathetic members for Patriot.

If Patriot decides to make a capital contribution to PDS and TPL cannot match the contribution, then Patriot will gain a larger percentage of PDS (I believe pursuant to the Master Agreement) or ComAg?). So far, Patriot has had the opportunity to do this in the past but has not acted on it. Maybe now is the time.

If PTSC owns a larger percentage, then (if and when) licensing begins through the efforts of Dominion Harbor (with or without Alliacense' help), we may see a dividend and/or shareprice increase sooner than we expect.

Also, I believe that Chuck Moore's GreenArrays team, previously worked for Alliacense. Would it be a stretch to assume that some of those folks know who the potential infringers are and may have some information on reverse engineering that could be useful to Dominion?

Your thoughts?