A High Level Meeting

[Zelot]

"Mr. Faulkenrath, you bring up points worth examining in more detail. As you know, I had left IND for some time before that incident took place. I think it is one of the reasons my colleagues approached me about leading this venture. Under my tenure as President of IND, and in fact under that of my predecessors, IND's reputation was what it needed to be. While not sterling, it was on par with other corporations in Sirius. There is no company who hasn't fallen on the wrong side of some government regulation or other. That said, I am quite concerned by the content of the video. I saw it when it was publicized, and it shocked me. Clearly, this was not a "commercial" for IND, but instead, it was unsourced propaganda by the Lane Hackers. Sources within the LPI told me they were approached by the creator of this piece of nonsense to view the source material and it was found to be doctored and unreliable. My shock is not that something like this would be done by the Lane Hackers, it is par for the course for them, as I am sure you at IC well know. What was shocking was the lack of PR response from the company. During my days coming up in IND, we knew that stock prices moved not so much on what is actually happening, but what is thought to be happening. The lack of response here was deadly, and you are right, the stock fall started here. But you have not been able to turn it around Mr. Faulenrath, it has continued its downward trend, quite hard. I have to say, I am starting to feel like my retirement funds will not be sufficient if the stock continues this way. One of the reasons I accepted the board's appointment. Public relations is the core of a stable stock price and a thriving company. But IND is at the moment a tarnished brand, and it will take a lot of work to bring it back to its former glory, and success is not guaranteed. The rehabilitation of the IND brand is a risky venture. But we are willing to relieve IC of that risk. We both know at the moment that IND's stock price, while continuously falling is being artificially propped up by its stock of Renzu and LPI. While both of these companies do well, IND does not, thus, the disaster that IND has become in terms of debt to equity and assets is being masked on the market. As soon as IND is divested of LPI and Renzu holdings, its stock price will plummet. This deal is the safe move for IC and their stock holders. By taking on the profitable portions of IND's holdings and divesting its IND stock, IC's stock price will go up, it's debt to equity ratio will go down and it will be relieved of a volatile piece of its portfolio. The analysts will think this was a dream deal for IC. By taking over IC's risk in IND, the former board will go back to doing what it knows best, running the IND. Without the drain of Renzu, the management can focus all its efforts on IND. All of the board have significant parts of their portfolio tied up in IND stock, and our personal financial security is tied to IND. We have the most motivation to make this work. We are in the best position to put everything we have toward making it work, and should we be successful, we will reap the rewards. This is the game, and we are giving you a very safe, very profitable way to mitigate all of your risk in IND. I would imagine the immediate result of this deal would be a 7-10% jump in IC stock price."

Mr. Jethro took a sip of water and continued.

"As to Wall Street. Grey Sector and our offices on Wall Street are the face of the company. It is important for us that the face remain clean and presentable to the public. We would never allow a situation where Kusari law enforcement had a problem with our actions on Wall Street and we would never allow it to affect the lessor company, IC. I would be very happy to sign a rider to the current long-term lease for our holdings on Wall Street stating that should any problems arise with law enforcement in regards to Wall Street, they shall not be the responsibility of IC and if they are not able to be resolved between the Kusari authorities and IND, that it could be cause for cancellation of the lease agreement between IND and IC for Wall Street. We don't wish to open IC to any liability in regards to IND, the whole point of this deal is to relieve any liability and legal connection between IND and IC."

He took another sip.

"Mr. Faulkenrath, I hope this answers your concerns."