RE: RE: "Who is calling the shots?"Destinator I want to believe you are 100% correct from the bottom of my bruised butt, however we have to start to face the facts. Mr. Carr has been running BTT for over 17 years. During that time BTT has been a woulda, shoulda, coulda company. Seventeen years later BTT has burned up a lot of shareholder wealth and we have virtually nothing to show for it other than the ....check will be mailed sometime in the future...maybe...until it isn't.
Honestly all we have some really random off the charts stuff but nothing that legitimizes.... just great odor and sizzle. Stuff that some would say is about as believable as a pot of gold at the end of a rainbow. After all it is St. Patty's day... ;)
Capital is increasingly difficult to access and BTT it seems is always 90 or 180 days from some grand announcement. Obviously, the market is no longer enamored with this type of shennanigans. I think most of us are fast approaching that feeling too. For the most part we are offered minimal commentary with fuzzy dates and left to infer from the bonanza grades that to paraphrase Merle Haggard we are minutes days or days away from drinking that free bubble up and eating that rainbow stew only to be spanked on the rear again sat in the corner once again and told we aren't worthy of really being told what the funk is really up.
Now I don't want to challenge the integrity of Mr. Carr but its fair that we begin to challenge his business skills, 17 years of running a company that somehow looks strangely like it did 17 years ago....except its worth less is not the stuff of legend. It smells like FAILURE to me. Its time for the Mr. Carr to shat or get off the pot. Go big or go home. We have been kept in suspense way to long. A number of us will be dead if we wait another 17 years to see if this is something or nothing. Just sayin