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That's what I am trying to say, Misty, but you miss the point. On March 15, 2010, American Creek announced it had arranged for a $600,000 private placement and on April 12th it announced the closing of the first tranche of $332,899.95. That was the last we heard of this $600,000 financing. No second tranche, MIsty, and all of this is taking place when no one knows there is a dispute over the title, there's no defamation lawsuit, the financial statements indicate everything is fine, and the commodities markets had not yet collapsed. The sky was the limit and American Creek couldn't raise more than $333,000 (at least as was publicly announced). Try drilling Treaty Creek on $333,000, Misty, and those were the best of times.
Redrum has pointed out that things are starting to change globally, which is something that should give us great encouragement, but you're more interested in making excuses for your vicious short-sightedness. You've been caught red-handed and everything has boomeranged on you. Continue on, though, Misty. Given your associations, you're only making it less likely that Teuton will be drilling Treaty Creek anytime soon, and I think Teuton spending its resources elsewhere will be much more productive while avoiding the devastation that would be caused by ruinous private placements. Once success elsewhere vaults the share price, then we can explore at Treaty Creek. Presumably our partner will be able raise its share of the costs. It it can't, I wonder how you'll be blaming Dino.
Continue on, Misty. Please.