An Open Letter to the CEOs of CMKX and USCA

[phaedrus19]

Dear Mr. Casavant and Mr. Williams:

I am grateful to both of you for having given to us, the shareholders, a party last night which was meant to be celebrated. Both of you, I am sure, were taken aback by the sudden events (the trading halt and the Saskatchawan inquiry) which were brought upon you only two days before the party. Before these two events occurred, it appeared that you were both going to give to us some information concerning the future of our investment. And then, 2 days before the party, those events occurred. You were then probably given advice to not speak to anyone concerning the companies. Words, shared with shareholders at such a delicate time, could put much in jeopardy. So very much in jeopardy. How the two of you were caught in the middle! How difficult it must have been to know what you knew and probably wanted to share but could not! The party with all of its wonderful, royally assorted foods and treats was merely a context within which you wanted to speak to us about the future of CMKX. But you could not. Suddenly, some shareholders at the party, not appreciating your dilemma, lost control. How difficult it must have been for both of you to witness that. What could you say... With so much at stake if you dared speak? The party was intended to celebrate good news... I am almost certain of that. Instead, because of circumstances within and outside of that party hall, you were both placed under great pressure. Thank you for your courage last night.

Now all of us must stay the course, the shareholders included. I cannot speak for other shareholders, for I do not know the majority view, but, as for myself I am grateful for your courage last night.

It is time for all of us to be courageous. I will encourage my fellow shareholders to practice self-control during these coming days and weeks, and I quote :

Irrigators regulate the rivers;
fletchers straighten the arrow shaft;
carpenters shape the wood;
the wise control themselves.

(5th century BC quotation)


Indeed, in my opinion, we must be wise NOW more than ever before in our thoughts and in our actions. Much is at stake. Your legal counsel, I am sure, has expressed this to both of you time and again. I pray that my fellow shareholders will follow now the same advice that you have received.

I believe that whatever fortune we receive in the future will be measured, in part, by how wise we, the company officers and shareholders, are in the present.

Thank you, again, for the party.

Sincerely,

phaedrus

[fastwalker]

;D Thanks..nice and realistic thoughts..

[joeagg]

Well put Phaedrus. I couldn't have said it better myself.

We have to remember that we are all participating in an extremely large chess game right now. We have to be able to look at the next three or four moves ahead, not what's on the borad right now.

Shortie has known for a long time that the party was coming up. Looking back, I think shortie would have made this move regardless of a UCAD/USCA 3-1 split. I feel it was timed to stop any info that would have come out at the party.

What better way to get the shareholders to start questioning their commitment to the CMKX experience than to put UC and RW in a position where, for legal reasons, they had to keep their mouths shut.

The best way for us to beat shortie is to hold on to what we've got while Roger gets this thing straightened out with the SEC. FWIW...JMHO.

[fastwalker]

Good point Guys...it is a shame that 60 + people got (allegedly) out of hand last night...and even more disturbing that we are all now categorized by the actions of a few...

no wonder RG was alleged to have said "the shareholder are a pain in the ..."

Those people need meds and an explanation of the fact, they are in sub-penny land..lol

Hope they read our board and see our comments...lol

[saturn48021]

How right you all are.Last night,was a party for the shareholders of cmkx.Since cmkx is being looked into by the SEC,they will not be able to do much of anything.Someone should of explained to these people that most deffiantly the SEC was present at the shareholders party/meeting.

I was into another stock that was in review by the SEC and they had a shareholder's party/meeting and friends of mine said the SEC deffiantly goes to the party to make sure nothing at all is said to make any type of movement in the stock.He was sitting in the third row and he said they were in the second row and mingling with the people.I can not imagine what would of happened if Urban would of started to say something.Most assuredly the stock would of been tied up for months in an investigation of manipulation.

I am truly glad no one said anything.I'm truly sorry for those who expected something.We know where the company is headed and we will wait for the right time zone.Thank you Roger.

Saturn

[jakwilli]

Morning all....phaedrus good for you my cmkx friend. My feelings go out to these men and women working to make a positive impact for all involved.Mr Casavant and Mr williams have obviously been working very hard at oranizing a business that all can be very proud to be a part of. I honestly believe they have us the investors best interest at heart.It is unfortunate that a minority has the ability to spoil a good thing. I am not talking about the 60 or so people that probably had a little to much drink. I am talking about the minority known as the mm's. It is obvious they will stoop to any low to accomplish their goal. I believe they would go as far as slithering on their stomach if they thought it would help.Maybe they will. That would make it easier to get them under our feet. These people have dug a ditch but it will be for them to fall into. My best to all who are working to build this organization. The good news they had for us will be even better when this is over.

[joey01]

UC, RC and Team:

I can only imagine the predicament you were placed in last night. Yes, I was hoping for some good news but even before the party I tried to think of what you would say to hundreds or thousands of shareholders that would make them joyous and still keep within the mute order placed upon you by the SEC. I certainly believe you had no alternative but to walk away without a word.


Shareholders:

To those of you who are truly discouraged: We have a team of intelligent individuals that are using all their time and resources to develop a big reporting company while combating other companies and individuals that want them to fail.

At this point in time, an enormous amount of focus and courage is a necessity for the Team to reach their goal. Last nights exit from the party encompassed both of these. The team stayed focused on the end result and it took courage to walk away. Don’t think for a minute that the Team did not understand the ramification this action would have on some shareholders. However, this action was necessary for the Team (and for the shareholders) toward reaching the final goal they and we are all looking for. I truly hope many of the disappointed shareholders will take some time to reflect on their thoughts and come to an understanding as to why the Team had to walk away.

I encourage all shareholders to hang in there. We have not come this far to be defeated by a few unspoken words.

Joey01

[joseph660]

I agree with the rest of you. I feel so bad for Mr C for the threats and this guy is trying his best to make all of us rich. I wish they could find out who the bad apples are and force them to sell their shares. This is a giant chess match between the shorties and CMKX. We have to be accurate in judgement and planning. People we're at a critical point in our stock going OTC and all the dividends from the other companies Mr. C gave us. The gag order was to protect him and our leadership. I believe we will all be rich sooner or later. Just be patient and enjoy the ride.

Joseph 660