zflk blitzkrieg paradigm

It's "News" To You,

Ain't It?

What is tragic about most of those great
little companies is, they themselves don't know how to get
their great... virtually hidden... and often lifesaving and wonderful... stories
out to the public. Nor can they afford to hire someone like me
(if they could even find anyone) to help them.

So, guess what? Not only do the stocks I
invest in have to get through my stock price, daily volume,
and all the other hurdles...

They Must Also Have

A Terrific And Mostly

Untold
Story!

Plus, what they are doing must be something
which will dramatically help humanity if they are
successful... because... if they get past all my hurdles...
then... I am going to buy some of their stock... and...

I Am Going

To Tell
Their Story!

Everybody wins. Me. The company. The
investors. And... humanity.

Remember the ad about the portable water
filter bottle I sent you last month? Well, I had a little fun
at the investor's expense... but... his invention really will
save millions of lives and untold amounts of human misery. It
wasn't him or the invention that was bad. It was the CEO who
is an unscrupulous con man and a career criminal trying to
pass himself off as DuSean Berkich. His real name is Don
Berkich and he is a discredited ex-minister (are all religious
leaders unethical and/or delusional?) and an ex-stock broker
who was thrown out of the profession.

But anyway, that company in many ways is just
what I'm going to specialize in except, from now on, I'm going
to do my level best to make sure the management of the
company is as ethical and "cutting-edge" as the
technology the company has developed.

Do you doubt my ideas are solid? OK, then do
this: Pretend every dental practice in Texas is incorporated
and is a publicly-traded company. But, one of those companies
has hired Sir Gary of Halbert to promote their business for
them. There's an ad enclosed with this newsletter. This ad has
already ran and Dr. Gleghorn has already had to hire another
expert to help him handle all his new business. You read that
ad and then you tell me: If you were going to invest in the
stock of a dental company in Texas... which company... after
you read my ad... would you invest in?