Various JBI shareholders discuss upcoming P2O media "frenzy"

Because of everything discussed/demonstrated, (most) shareholders are quite content with LETTING John Bordynuik be the CEO of JBII without any pointless criticism. (Most) Shareholders are delighted to let him SET PRIORITIES and run the company as he sees fit! No second guessing from most... only from those FEW who imagine that they might do better!

Hard to imagine since the FACTS of JBII's first year show amazing progress and several unexpected challenges that were efficiently and successfully handled to the beneficial improvement of the business plan as things moved along! A record year MOST would agree deserves high praise on merit, not just JB hero worship that some erroneously claim exists.

Good job GETTING JBII this far in year one, John!

Looking for GREEN $$$$$$$$ MACHINE results in the next few months!

FEW are at all discontent right now because MOST ALL of US know this: 2010 is coming up A RED LETTER YEAR in the history of JBII.

Patience is a challenge for many JBII longs... for various reasons:

Soon... very soon... there will be dozens of polymaths kicking themselves in their own rears... quite an agility challenge in itself! Just a nice side show to watch while JBII remains the MAIN EVENT everyone is talking about!

Plenty for the media to catch up on as sidebars:

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while grasping the REALITY of RUN TICKETS from a JBII P2O Processor running daily as OTHERS (permits and plastic included) are rolled out at multiple expansion sites in the coming months...

IMO at least 5... MAYBE 10-15 by the next AGM.

I suspect that in the coming year there will be those who"cannot handle the truth" of JBII 2010!

I understand why people want the media on this now, but ultimately I think it's wise that they're holding back until P20 is pumping out some money.

It's like on that stupid show "Shark Tank" - people show up with great ideas, but the moment they say "oh, but I haven't earned anything with it yet", it's over.

The media might be happy to jump on this story tomorrow, but the audience wants to see at least the initial stages of profit, not just the potential, no matter how obviously great it is. Do the legwork, prove it from all angles, then go public.

I have noticed from watching this company for many months that John is very methodical in his business plan. He won't be rushed into media presentation until he has built a solid foundation to present. This will not only save time and be more accurate, but it will have more impact. That is one reason why, for example, there were not processors being churned out in a hurry to start large scale production before now. The processor was being adapted and perfected by Islechem. John knows what he is doing, and is getting his ducks in a row. IMO he has outstanding vision and knows where he is going, and will show it to the media when the time is right.