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[DerAtze]

Bin mal gespannt wie es in nächster zeit weiter geht, naja sagen wir mal so ich hoff das ich meine Kohle wo ich investiert hab auch wieder zurück bekomm ;D

Aber was runter geht, geht auch wieder rauf auch wenn es ne weile dauert hrhr

MfG Der Atze

[Ray_j]

Und ich dachte schon, dass wäre eine dagobert duck sräd über die bergstraße von entenhausen

[DerAtze]

Hui 25% heute mal schaun ob die sich halten

[DerAtze]

Mir wirds zu bunt genug schlechte bilanzen ich bin raus

[Aktienschreiner]

Scheiße so weit gesunken
toller BB Deutsche Investor Report od. so

hab vor langer Zeit schon mit Verlust verkauft

diese Verbrecher müßen weg

[Aktienschreiner]

Lachnummer lange grüne Nasen und leere Taschen das bleibt
übrig


ohne Worte

DIR der beste BB

[psedm]

In den folgenden Fällen hat die Equity Research AG, Sumpfstraße, Zug, Schweiz eine Aktie zuerst empfohlen und dann plötzlich, unter Missachtung den Lesern gegebener Zusagen, ohne jede Verlautbarung die Betreuung eingestellt.


Originally New York (Jetzt Greenbelt)
Dahava
Atlan Intl.
China shoes
MailPerfect
World Mobile Marketing


Die Aktien haben gemeinsam, dass sie zum Zeitpunkt der Empfehlung extrem überbewertet und zum Zeitpunkt der Einstellung der Betreuung trotz starker Kursrückgänge immer noch stark überbewertet waren.


Es fehlt sicher noch die eine oder andere Aktie in dieser Liste, also bei neuen Erkenntnissen bitte ergänzen.

Kampf dem Anlagebetrug !

Meine Meinung.

[tsylver]

GRCO — Greenbelt Resources Corp.
Com ($0.001)

COMPANY NEWS AND PRESS RELEASES FROM OTHER SOURCES:

Greenbelt Resources Corporation (GRCO.PK) Now Debt Free

EAGLE GROVE, Iowa, Aug 27, 2007 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Greenbelt Resources Corporation's (Pink Sheets:GRCO) CEO Robert Johnson is pleased to report the company is now debt-free, including its real estate holdings. Company financials will soon be available for review by its shareholders.

CEO Johnson is also pleased to report that Greenbelt's subsidiary, Diversified Ethanol Corporation, which designs and builds ethanol plants of various sizes scaled to the needs of end users, has recently received fees, & services are being delivered for additional Feasibility Studies on behalf of prospective customers of its plants. Upon completion of the Feasibility Studies, the company expects to receive the customers purchase order & down payment.

This press release does not constitute an offer of any securities for sale. This press release contains certain forward-looking statements. These forward-looking statements involve certain risks & uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ, including, without limitation, the company's limited operating history & history of losses, the inability to successfully obtain further funding, the inability to raise capital on terms acceptable to the company, the inability to compete effectively in the marketplace, the inability to complete the proposed acquisition and such other risks that could cause the actual results to differ materially from those contained in the company's projections or forward-looking statements. All forward-looking statements in this press release are based on information available to the company as of the date hereof, and the company undertakes no obligation to update forward-looking statements to reflect events or circumstances occurring after the date of this press release.

[Aktienschreiner]

Der grüne Nasenaffenbörsendienst ist gut zum Geldverbrennen
das geht da auch ohne Feuer

[tsylver]

Greenbelt Resources Corporation announces annual shareholders meeting to be held November 5, 2007

Eagle Grove, Iowa, Sep 18, 2007 (M2 PRESSWIRE via COMTEX) -- Greenbelt Resources Corporation (Pink Sheet GRCO.PK, announces that it will hold its annual shareholders meeting at 3:00 PM on November 5th. in the corporate office in Eagle Grove, Iowa. President Robert Johnson reports that notification will be mailed to all shareholders by the middle of October.

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GRCO — Greenbelt Resources Corp.

COMPANY NEWS AND PRESS RELEASES FROM OTHER SOURCES:

Greenbelt Resources Corporation Files Legal Claim against U.S. Sustainable Energy, John Rivera and Redwood Consultants

EAGLE GROVE, Iowa, Oct 05, 2007 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Greenbelt Resources (Pink Sheets:GRCO), the leading innovator in the development of practical and economical alternative energy technologies, today announced that it has filed suit against US Sustainable Energy Corporation (USSE) of Port Gibson, Mississippi and other related parties.

The suit, filed in federal court in Minnesota, demands a trial by jury of USSE, its Chairman John Rivera and Redwood Consultants, LLC of Novato, California. See Greenbelt Resources Corporation v. Redwood Consultants, LLC, et al., U.S. District Court - District of Minnesota Court File Number 07-CV-4103 DWF/SRN.

Specifically the suit seeks judgment in an amount to be proven at trial for six specific offenses:

1. Conversion of property

2. Unjust enrichment

3. Intentional misrepresentation

4. Civil conspiracy

5. Specific violations of the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act

6. Civil RICO Conspiracy

"It's unfortunate any amount of resources must be diverted from our core focus," said Greenbelt Resources CEO Robert Johnson. "In this case, however, we are not only justified in seeking redress, but have the fiduciary duty to our stockholders to safeguard the real and intellectual property of our company. We are fully committed to achieving just compensation for the damages caused by the fraudulent and unlawful actions others have taken against GRC & its subsidiary Diversified Ethanol Corporation." Johnson reflected that earnings and revenues will remain our company's' number one priority.

Greenbelt Resources will fully prosecute this civil action and expects damages commensurate with the millions of dollars of actual damages that it intends to prove the defendants have willfully inflicted.

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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
DISTRICT OF MINNESOTA
__________________________________________________________________
Greenbelt Resources Corporation, Court File No.:
f/k/a Originally New York, Inc., Jury Trial Demanded
Plaintiff,
vs. COMPLAINT
Redwood Consultants, LLC,
U.S. Sustainable Energy Corporation,
and John Rivera, Individually and in
his Capacity as Chairman and Chief
Executive Officer of U.S. Sustainable
Energy Corporation,
Defendants.
__________________________________________________________________
For its Complaint against defendants Redwood Consultants, LLC, U.S.
Sustainable Energy Corporation and John Rivera, plaintiff Greenbelt Resources
Corporation states and alleges as follows:
INTRODUCTION
1. This is an action for conversion of property, unjust enrichment,
intentional misrepresentation, civil conspiracy, violation of 18 U.S.C. § 1962(c)
(the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (Civil RICO)) and Civil
RICO Conspiracy for which plaintiff seeks judgment against defendants in an
amount to be proven at trial, together with its costs and reasonable attorney fees.
PARTIES
2. Plaintiff Greenbelt Resources Corporation (“Greenbelt”) is a publicly
traded Nevada corporation conducting business throughout the United States
(including Minnesota) with its principal place of business and corporate
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headquarters located at 216 N. Commercial, Eagle Grove, Iowa 50533. Formerly
known as “Originally New York, Inc.” (“ONYI”), circa June 2007, pursuant to the
written consent of a majority of its shareholders, ONYI changed its name to
Greenbelt. Diversified Ethanol Corporation (“Diversified”), a wholly owned
subsidiary of Greenbelt’s, manufactures scale size ethanol plants of the type
involved in this action.
3. Defendant Redwood Consultants, LLC (“Redwood”) is a California
limited liability company conducting business throughout the United States
(including Minnesota) with its company headquarters located at 250 Bel Marin
Keys Boulevard, Building A-1, Novato, California 94949. Redwood’s registered
agent for service of process is also identified as its “Managing Director” Jens
Dalsgaard (“Dalsgaard”). Redwood touts itself as “a full-service investor relations
firm that works closely with emerging, publicly traded companies to
communicate their value to the investment community and build and sustain
greater investor sponsorship.” Redwood’s “mission is to deliver highly credible
information and comprehensive research on the corporate potential of the
emerging companies [it] represent to the Wall Street community of analysts,
institutional investors and retail stockbrokers.” Redwood, as “Investor Relations
Contact,” acted in concert with defendants U. S. Sustainable Energy Corporation
and John Rivera regarding the tortious scheme involving Greenbelt.
4. Defendant U. S. Sustainable Energy Corporation (“USSEC”) is a
publicly traded Nevada corporation conducting business throughout the United
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States (including Minnesota) with its corporate headquarters located at 500
Industrial Street, Port Gibson, Mississippi 39150. USSEC purports to possess a
“patent-pending” liquid biofuel that provides clean, renewable energy at a fraction
of the cost of traditional biodiesel. Manufactured utilizing the so-called “Rivera
Process” (the alleged result of 18 years of research by CEO and company
founder John Rivera) USSEC’s biofuel is touted as “highly efficient,” allegedly
creating “over three times more fuel per feedstock unit than typical biodiesel
processes, it also produces a rich, natural ash fertilizer and biogas.” USSEC, as
the “corporate front,” acted in concert with defendants Redwood and John Rivera
regarding the tortious scheme involving Greenbelt.
5. Defendant John Rivera (“Rivera”) is USSEC’s Chairman and CEO
who conducts business throughout the United States (including Minnesota) on
USSEC’s behalf. Upon information and belief, Rivera is a resident of Mississippi.
Rivera is USSEC’s founder who claims to have discovered a method (“Rivera
Process”) for making a unique new biofuel that purports to have all of the benefits
of leading fuel sources without any of the traditional problems normally
associated therewith. The Rivera Process purports to produce up to three times
more fuel per starting feedstock than any known bioprocess, in turn, making the
cost thereof cheaper than either current biodiesel or petroleum diesel, with a
higher thermal energy while producing less harmful emissions than other fossil
fuels currently in use. Rivera, as the “front man,” acted in concert with
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defendants Redwood and USSEC regarding the tortious scheme involving
Greenbelt. The tortious conduct hereafter alleged against Rivera occurred in both
his individual capacity and that as USSEC’s Chairman and CEO for which, under
principles of respondeat superior and/or vicarious liability or agency, USSEC is
liable for Rivera’s tortious conduct.
6. Unless referred to individually, Redwood, USSEC and/or Rivera are
hereinafter collectively referred to as “Defendants.”
JURISDICTION AND VENUE
7. Greenbelt brings its claims pursuant to, inter alia, 18 U.S.C. §
1962(c) (the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (Civil RICO)).
28 U.S.C. § 1331 establishes federal question jurisdiction of this Court. As
portions of defendants’ tortious scheme were generated through their numerous
contacts with Minnesota residents, this Court has personal jurisdiction over
defendants and venue is proper herein. Greenbelt further invokes this Court’s
pendant jurisdiction regarding claims arising under the laws of the State of
Minnesota. Greenbelt’s damages exceed $75,000.00, excluding interest, costs
and attorney fees.
FACTS
Rivera Contacts ONYI.
8. Circa December 2006 and continuing, in need of an ethanol plant to
further Defendants’ scheme, Rivera contacted Taylor Moffitt (“Moffitt” (ONYI’s
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CEO)), to discuss the purchase of one of Diversified’s plants. As his pitch,
Rivera claimed, inter alia, that USSEC was a company “attempting to replace
foreign oil.” Moffitt dismissed USSEC as an unlikely customer, concluding that
USSEC did not appear to be the type of company in the market for one of
Diversified’s A500 ethanol plants because the 500,000-gallon capacity thereof
was far too small for a company attempting to replace foreign oil.
9. Circumventing Moffitt, Rivera, in turn, contacted certain of Moffitt’s
colleagues to curry their favor in convincing Moffitt that through USSEC, Rivera
was interested in helping Diversified capitalize; to that end, Rivera wanted Moffitt
and colleagues to visit USSEC’s facility and bring some ethanol for testing.
Upon his returning Rivera’s call, Moffitt was told that USSEC had a revolutionary
new technology (i.e. the Rivera Process) that would put all fuel companies out of
business. Touting his millions of dollars in financial resources, Rivera
represented, “that British Petroleum was trying to buy his technology for nine
billion dollars.” Rivera said that USSEC needed small ethanol plants to pair with
its small reactors. Thereafter, Diversified supplied two containers of denatured
ethanol to USSEC for testing purposes.
The Visit To USSEC’s Mississippi Facility.
10. Thereafter, Moffitt and colleague Vint Lewis (“Lewis” (a Minnesota
resident)) drove from Iowa to meet with Rivera and visit USSEC’s facility in
Natchez, Mississippi. Over breakfast the following morning, Rivera dominated
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the conversation, preventing Moffitt from ever discussing Diversified’s A500
ethanol plants (then or during the remainder of his visit). Instead, to curry
credibility with Moffitt and Lewis, Rivera emphasized his alleged charitable deeds
to orphans, battered women, battered children, battered animals and education
while concurrently touting his desire to defeat “The Seven Sisters of Big Oil” while
helping farmers and creating jobs.
11. Rivera then took Moffitt and Lewis to tour a tire recycling facility,
where a large gasification unit was running. The unit operated “batch/continuous”
with a steady stream of beans being augered into the front of the machine and, in
turn, a steady stream of burnt soybeans coming out of the other end, which
Rivera represented was his “$15.00 per pound organic fertilizer.”
12. During his tour, Rivera represented that the U.S. Air Force was
running his fuel in their jets because of its low freezing temperature and that he
had documentation showing that the U.S. Air Force must, by law, buy electricity
from him. Rivera further represented that his fuel would be burned in turbine
generators to produce green electricity that must be purchased by government
agencies.
13. Rivera then provided Moffitt and Lewis a demonstration; running
engines and having them touch the engines to demonstrate how cool they were
running while claiming, for example, that when Rivera got this million-mile engine,
it barely ran. Rivera also claimed that he/USSEC was hated by the automakers
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because in the future, when his/USSEC’s fuel has replaced big oil, engines will
last forever.
14. Rivera went on to claim that his life was in danger due to such
technology and that attempts had been made on his life; hence, his need for
having armed guards.
15. Rivera had additional demonstrations performed utilizing the ethanol
samples mixed with his biofuel. During the same, Rivera went on to tell Moffitt
and Lewis, “by selling his organic fertilizer at $15.00 per pound, and getting the
Kyoto Treaty Green Certificates, and the carbon credits, and the ethanol credits,
he would be able to give away his biofuel for free and still make money, even if
soybeans went up to $20 per bushel.”
16. Rivera claimed that USSEC would put an end to dependence on
foreign oil. That he would be able to pay farmers 10% more for their beans and
would be making billions every year from which he would be able to buy-out the
competition after they had gone bankrupt and, in turn, dominate the whole
industry.
17. Rivera then had his colleague Kelmer Smith (“Smith”) later provide
Moffitt and Lewis with a tour of USSEC’s Natchez plant during which they were
told that everything in sight was owned, “debt-free.”
18. Upon meeting back up with Rivera, Rivera displayed his rare exotic
sports car touted as “a gift from Redwood” while claiming, “Redwood’s so glad to
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have my business that they gave me that and a $150,000 platinum Rolex.”
Pointing across the Mississippi River to Vadalia, Louisiana, Rivera told Moffitt
and Lewis, “we also own 150 acres of land across the Mississippi for expansion.”
While standing on the dock, Rivera said that he hired the best patent law firm in
the U.S. with a $100,000 retainer fee and that it was super-excited about his
technology now that they have seen it. Rivera also claimed this was the same
firm that patents all of British Petroleum’s technology.
19. Upon returning to the office, in furtherance of Defendants’ scheme,
Rivera started asking Moffitt detailed questions about ONYI stock.
USSEC Decides To “Buy-Out” ONYI.
20. Later that day, Moffit and Lewis were driven to Rivera’s estate replete
with high wooden fences and guard dogs imported from Germany. During their
visit, Rivera stated, “he had less than two years to live, that British Petroleum
had offered to pay nine billion dollars for his technology and that he turned them
down because he did not want them to snuff out his technology to prolong the
foothold of big oil.” Rivera also stated, “Cargill offered to pay him the same nine
billion dollars, but he turned them down because they are French and he is too
patriotic and, as a former Marine, wanted to keep this for America.”
21. That evening over dinner, Rivera began telling Moffitt and Lewis how
he had taken over Turnkey Electric and other companies. Dominating the
conversation, Rivera again inquired about ONYI stock culminating with his
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stating, “he wanted to buy-out ONYI, resulting in all ONYI stock being converted
into USSEC.” After finishing dinner, Moffitt and Lewis returned to Iowa very
pleased with the meeting, concluding that at a minimum, Rivera/USSEC would
be purchasing some of Diversified’s ethanol plants.
USSEC’s Plan To Buy-Out ONYI Results In A “Memorandum Of
Understanding.”
22. Upon returning to Iowa, Moffitt was surprised to learn that rumors
were already circulating that USSEC had taken over ONYI.
23. The next day, Rivera called Moffitt and said he was going to fly up to
Iowa to inspect ONYI’s facilities before he acquired it.
24. On December 21, 2006, in furtherance of Defendants’ scheme,
Rivera and colleagues flew to ONYI’s headquarters in Iowa (on a charted plane
arranged for by Redwood); however, due to inclement weather, they were forced
to land in Omaha, Nebraska, and then drove 3 hours in a rental car the rest of the
way to ONYI’s headquarters.
25. Upon arriving, Rivera and colleagues met with Moffit and colleagues
to discuss a merger of USSEC with ONYI resulting in one “super company.”
Following a presentation (with representations identical to those previously made
to Moffitt and Lewis), Rivera drew a diagram stating, “The ‘super company’ would
be USSEC under which would be Turnkey Electric, Diversified Ethanol, PESCO,
Sustainable Power, the fertilizer company, and some other companies totaling
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seven in number.” Rivera said that ONYI would, in turn, end up owning a portion
of all of these companies as they grew and that the share price of ONYI stock
would skyrocket.
26. Following the meeting, Rivera and party were provided a tour of
ONYI’s facility and ethanol plant (which was 95% complete at the time). During
the tour Rivera appeared uninterested; instead he continued discussing/inquiring
about ONYI’s stock. Following the tour, Rivera proposed a merger of the
companies while claiming that Diversified was going to build all of USSEC’s
ethanol plants and, eventually, the largest ethanol plant in the world.
27. Thereafter, discussions between Moffitt and colleagues ensued
regarding the value of the merger, USSEC’s technology, how ONYI and
Diversified could save money by working with USSEC, and what it would mean to
ONYI’s shareholders if USSEC provided ONYI with the proposed funding. The
group agreed to move forward.
28. On December 22, 2006, in furtherance of Defendants’ scheme,
Redwood’s Dalsgaard contacted Lewis to discuss the status of matters and later
confirmed the same and provided Lewis with his contact information.
29. On December 22, 2006, the parties met again during which Smith
presented a laptop computer containing a pre-prepared “Memorandum Of
Understanding” (“MOU”) between USSEC and ONYI. Following some updates,
Rivera and Moffitt signed the document.
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30. The MOU provided, inter alia, that its “purpose” was to continue to
develop and expand a framework of cooperation between USSEC and ONYI.
That ONYI would acquire certain assets of USSEC in an acquisition through
stock for asset swap and that the surviving company would be a single entity
specializing in the production of organic fertilizer, carbon, liquid and gaseous
biofuels, ethanol and green power. In reality, Rivera/USSEC’s obtaining the MOU
was a critical step in furtherance of Defendants’ scheme and, thereby, allowed
Defendants to obtain confidential, financial and/or otherwise proprietary
information regarding ONYI.
31. The MOU also contained a “statement of mutual benefit and
interests” the next effect of which was that the original ONYI shareholders would
own 10% of the new company and the original USSEC shareholders would own
90% of the new company. USSEC would be the parent holding company of
multiple wholly subsidiaries that would be spun off into separate public
companies at a later date.
32. After signing the MOU, Rivera instructed Moffitt to check in with
Rivera and Smith every morning. Rivera also told Moffitt that Smith would act as
liaison and that Moffit would be given a USSEC email address with which to
communicate. Rivera also stated that he would be sending his accountant to
Iowa to obtain ONYI’s financial records. Before leaving, Rivera pointed at a small
working model of an ethanol “still” and said, “I want that. Send it down to me for
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my Christmas present.” Another was ordered and sent to him within the week.
33. On December 28, 2006, in furtherance of Defendants’ scheme,
Rivera sent Lewis a spreadsheet that Rivera had prepared which included a
“Financial Results Summary” representing millions of dollars of profits that would
be made.
The MOU Results In Press Releases.
34. On January 4, 2007, in furtherance of Defendants’ scheme,
Redwood’s Dalsgaard circulated a draft of a press release to Lewis and Rivera
stating, “Diversified Ethanol A Division of Originally New York, Inc. Closing In On
$12 Billion Acquisition To Become Market Leader In Ethanol Production –
Combined Companies To Produce Ethanol At 60% Discounts To Any Other
Technology In The World.” The release went on to state, “In light of these facts,
if our combined companies were to eventually have a billion shares outstanding,
the intrinsic value of our company stock would be $12 per share, other growth
catalysts not considered.” (Emphasis).
35. On January 5, 2007, in furtherance of Defendants’ scheme,
Redwood’s Dalsgaard also circulated a draft of a press release (“1/5//07 Press
Release”) to be issued by USSEC entitled “U.S. Sustainable Energy Corp. And
Diversified Ethanol, Inc. Sign Memorandum Of Understanding To Join Forces To
Enter Multi Billion Dollar Ethanol Market.” The 1/5/07 Press Release identified
Redwood as the “Investor Contact.”
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ONYI Changes Its Name To United Ethanol Group, Inc.
36. On February 2, 2007, in furtherance of Defendants’ scheme and at
Rivera/USSEC’s insistence, ONYI, the parent company of Diversified announced
that it was changing its name to United Ethanol Group, Inc. (“United Ethanol”).
Concurrently, consistent with the MOU, ONYI/United Ethanol named Rivera
Chairman of the Board of Directors. In reality, Rivera/USSEC’s insisting that
ONYI change its name to United Ethanol was a critical additional step in
furtherance of Defendants’ scheme.
United Ethanol And USSEC Sign A “Definitive Agreement.”
37. On February 27 and March 2, 2007, respectively, following ONYI’s
changing its name to United Ethanol and Rivera’s being appointed as Chairman
and in furtherance of Defendants’ scheme, United Ethanol and USSEC signed a
“Technology Licensing And Acquisition Agreement” (“Definitive Agreement” (with
an effective date of February 21, 2007)). The Definitive Agreement detailed, inter
alia, the conditions needed to move towards completing the previously
announced MOU outlining the planned merger and corporate restructure under
the terms of which, USSEC would be merged into ONYI and become a full
reporting company trading on the bulletin boards; the surviving entity to be
renamed USSEC. In reality, Rivera/USSEC’s obtaining the Definitive Agreement
was a critical additional step in furtherance of Defendants’ scheme and, thereby,
allowed Defendants to exercise de facto control over ONYI.
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Rivera/USSEC Have Diversified’s Ethanol Plant Moved From
Iowa To Mississippi.
38. Following execution of the Definitive Agreement, at the insistence of
now Chairman Rivera, Diversified’s $800,000.00 A70 ethanol plant was
disassembled and moved from its Iowa location to USSEC’s facility in
Mississippi.
With Diversified’s Ethanol Plant Now In Mississippi, USSEC
Terminates The Definitive Agreement.
39. On March 29, 2007, in furtherance of Defendants’ scheme and after
having absconded with Diversified’s ethanol plant to Mississippi, USSEC had its
attorney notify ONYI that the Definitive Agreement was “terminated ab initio” (i.e.
from its inception).
Rivera And Smith “Resign” From ONYI.
40. On March 29, in furtherance of Defendants’ scheme and concurrent
with its termination of the Definitive Agreement, Rivera resigned as Chairman of
ONYI’s Board and Smith resigned as a Director of ONYI.
USSEC Rebukes ONYI’s Attempts To Obtain The Return Of
ONYI’s Property.
41. On April 12, 2007, ONYI had its attorney send a letter to USSEC
demanding that it return all of ONYI’s property, including, without limitation, its
A70 ethanol plant (now located in Mississippi (or pay ONYI $800,000 for it),
ONYI’s corporate and financial records, etc. USSEC refused to do so.
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The SEC Investigates “USSEC.”
42. On July 2, 2007, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
(“Commission”), pursuant to Litigation Release Number 20182, filed an
application with the United States District Court for the Northern District of
Georgia for an order to enforce investigative subpoenas served on a privately held
corporation located in Seffner, Florida also named U.S. Sustainable Energy
Corporation (“USSEC-FL”) and its President John Stanton (“Stanton”) a resident
of Tampa, Florida. The Commission’s application and supporting papers allege
that USSEC-FL and Stanton have failed to comply with validly issued and served
subpoenas for documents relating to the Commission’s investigation.
Importantly, the Commission’s investigation “involves, but is not limited to, a
separate but related corporation known as [USSEC], which is headquartered in
Mississippi . . .” (Emphasis).
Rivera Has USSEC’s Smith Arrested.
43. Sometime thereafter, in furtherance of Defendants’ scheme, based
upon fabricated allegations of wrongdoing, Rivera had Smith arrested for
purportedly “embezzling” trade secrets.
Rivera Has USSEC’s Accountant Arrested.
44. Sometime thereafter, in furtherance of Defendants’ scheme, based
upon fabricated allegations of wrongdoing, Rivera also had USSEC’s longtime
certified public account Lisa Kerr arrested for purportedly “impersonating a
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certified public accountant.”
The Consequences of Defendants’ Scheme.
45. As a direct and proximate result of Defendants’ scheme, ONYI has,
without limitation, been left deeply in debt, was forced to “de-list” from the overthe-
counter (“OTC”) stock market (and, thereby, relegated to the pink sheets),
has incurred substantial diminution in the value of its stock and has had its
property illegally converted. Greenbelt’s claims follow:
COUNT ONE
CONVERSION OF PROPERTY
46. Greenbelt restates and realleges the foregoing paragraphs 1-45 as
against USSEC and Rivera as though fully set forth herein.
47. ONYI has at all times maintained and asserted a property interest in
its property including, without limitation, its $800,000.00 A70 ethanol plant,
ONYI’s corporate and financial records, etc.
48. That prior to and/or following USSEC’s termination of the Definitive
Agreement ab initio (i.e. from its inception), certain of Greenbelt’s property
(including, without limitation, its $800,000.00 A70 ethanol plant, ONYI’s
corporate and financial records, etc.) was taken by USSEC and Rivera.
49. Following USSEC’s termination of the Definitive Agreement ab initio
(i.e. from its inception), ONYI duly demanded the return of its property and/or
payment for its $800,000.00 A70 ethanol plant. USSEC refused to do so.
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50. Following USSEC’s taking of ONYI’s property, USSEC and Rivera
failed to return and/or pay for the same and, instead, have converted the same for
USSEC and/or Rivera’s own use.
51. USSEC and/or Rivera’s retention of ONYI’s property without
returning and/or paying for the same has proximately caused Greenbelt damages
in an amount in excess of $800,000.00 and, additionally, requires USSEC and/or
Rivera to provide a detailed accounting thereof.
COUNT TWO
UNJUST ENRICHMENT
52. Greenbelt restates and realleges the foregoing paragraphs 1-51 as
against USSEC and Rivera as though fully set forth herein.
53. USSEC and Rivera have received property from ONYI with the
expectation and understanding that USSEC would pay for such property.
However, USSEC has failed and refuses to pay for the same.
54. As a result, USSEC and/or Rivera have been unjustly enriched in an
amount in excess of $800,000.00.
COUNT THREE
INTENTIONAL MISREPRESENTATION
55. Greenbelt restates and realleges the foregoing paragraphs 1-54 as
against all Defendants as though fully set forth herein.
56. As described in paragraphs 8-45, Defendants made representations
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to ONYI through spreadsheets containing a “Financial Results Summary”
representing that millions of dollars of profits that would be made, through
repeated statements that “British Petroleum had offered to pay nine billion dollars
for [Rivera’s] technology, and that [he had] turned them down because he did not
want them to snuff out his technology to prolong the foothold of big oil,” and
through representations that by combining the resources of ONYI and USSEC in
the context of the “$12 Billion Acquisition To Become Market Leader In Ethanol
Production . . . the intrinsic value of [the] company stock would be $12 per
share, other growth catalysts not considered.”
57. Defendants’ foregoing representations and conduct consistent
therewith were at all times material to ONYI’s decision to enter into the MOU, the
Definitive Agreement and/or allow its property to be provided to USSEC.
58. At the time of making such representations, Defendants knew that
the same were false. With such knowledge, Defendants intended that their
representations would be relied upon by ONYI. Defendants intended to benefit
from ONYI’s reliance by obtaining, inter alia, certain of ONYI’s property
(including, without limitation, its $800,000.00 A70 ethanol plant) and corporate
and financial records, etc.
59. To its detriment and lacking knowledge of Defendants’ true
intentions, ONYI relied upon Defendants’ representations and entered into the
MOU, the Definitive Agreement and/or allowed its property to be provided to
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USSEC. Shortly thereafter, with ONYI’s property in their possession,
Defendants terminated the Definitive Agreement ab initio (i.e. from its inception)
concurrent with Rivera and Smith resigning from ONYI.
60. Defendants’ misrepresentations have proximately caused Greenbelt
damages in an amount in excess of $800,000.00 regarding its property.
61. Defendants’ misrepresentations have proximately caused substantial
diminution in the value of Greenbelt’s stock resulting in damages in an amount in
excess of $75,000.00.
COUNT FOUR
CIVIL CONSPIRACY
62. Greenbelt restates and realleges the foregoing paragraphs 1-61 as
against all Defendants as though fully set forth herein.
63. Beginning circa December 2006 and continuing, Defendants willfully
and unlawfully conspired, combined and agreed with each other to commit
certain tortious acts. Specifically, Defendants each knowingly, willfully and
unlawfully agreed to make and did make fraudulent misrepresentations
concerning the nature of their transactions with ONYI.
Object And Means Of The Conspiracy
64. It was the object of the aforementioned conspiracy that Defendants
would and did defraud ONYI to obtain certain of ONYI’s property (including,
without limitation, its $800,000.00 A70 ethanol plant) and corporate and financial
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records, etc. by means of false and fraudulent pretenses, representations and
promises.
65. In furtherance of the aforementioned conspiracy, without limitation,
the following manner and means were accomplished:
(a) Defendants did agree, together and with each other, that they
provide complimentary/reciprocal verbal misrepresentations to
ONYI calculated to curry credibility with ONYI for the purpose
of its engaging in prospective business activities with
Defendants.
(b) Defendants did agree, together and with each other, that they
would thereafter supplement such verbal misrepresentations
with sham spreadsheets and/or press releases to bolster the
veracity thereof and, in turn, curry credibility with ONYI to that
it would enter into the MOU, the Definitive Agreement and/or
otherwise provide ONYI’s property to Defendants
Overt Acts
66. To execute, accomplish and carry out the aforementioned
conspiracy, Defendants performed, without limitation, the following overt acts:
(a) Defendants prepared sham spreadsheets containing a
“Financial Results Summary” representing that millions of
dollars of profits that would be made.
(b) Defendants repeatedly stated “British Petroleum had offered to
pay nine billion dollars for [Rivera’s] technology, and that [he
had] turned them down because he did not want them to snuff
out his technology to prolong the foothold of big oil.”
(c) Defendants issued press releases representing ONYI would
be a participant in a “$12 Billion Acquisition To Become
Market Leader In Ethanol Production . . . the intrinsic value of
[the] company stock would be $12 per share, other growth
catalysts not considered.”
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(d) Defendants issued a sham MOU and Definitive Agreement,
the latter of which was later terminated ab initio (i.e. from its
inception) following Defendants acquiring ONYI’s property.
67. As a proximate result of the aforementioned conspiracy, Greenbelt
has been damaged in an amount in excess of $75,000.00.
COUNT FIVE
VIOLATION OF 18 U.S.C. § 1962(c)
THE RACKETEER INFLUENCED AND CORRUPT ORGANIZATIONS ACT
68. Greenbelt restates and realleges the foregoing paragraphs 1-67 as
against all Defendants as though fully set forth herein.
69. At all times relevant, Redwood and USSEC were enterprises
operating in interstate commerce.
70. From prior to December 2006 and continuing Defendants worked
together to, inter alia, raise capital investment through the promotion and/or sale
of stock in USSEC and/or its technologies including, without limitation, the socalled
Rivera Process. Redwood, USSEC and Rivera had a common purpose
separate and distinct from their racketeering activity and a continuity of structure.
71. Redwood participated in the enterprise’s affairs by, without limitation,
acting as USSEC’s “Investor Relations Contact,” responding to inquiries from
potential investors, and preparing and/or assisting in the preparation of press
releases involving USSEC and/or Rivera’s business activities.
72. USSEC participated in the enterprise’s affairs by, without limitation,
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distributing materials to Redwood for distribution to potential investors, providing
demonstrations to the public such as its December 10, 2006 video captioned
“Global Validation Presentation” (during which Redwood’s Dalsgaard is identified
as being in attendance) and preparing and/or assisting in the preparation of press
releases involving USSEC and/or Rivera’s business activities.
73. Rivera participated in the enterprise’s affairs by, without limitation,
distributing materials to Redwood for distribution to potential investors, providing
demonstrations to the public such as its December 10, 2006 video captioned
“Global Validation Presentation” and preparing and/or assisting in the preparation
of press releases involving USSEC and/or Redwood’s business activities.
74. All parties contributed to the development and promotion of activities
precipitating Defendants’ business dealings with ONYI by attending meetings
with ONYI’s personnel, regularly telephoning and/or e-mailing ONYI’s personnel
regarding the status of events, visiting ONYI’s facility, etc.
75. Defendants conducted and participated in the affairs of one another
and associated themselves through a pattern of racketeering activity in violation
of 18 U.S.C. § 1962(c).
76. Beginning sometime prior to December 2006 and continuing,
Defendants combined and joined together, forming an enterprise affecting
interstate commerce and associating themselves with such enterprise for the
common purpose of perpetrating schemes and artifices to defraud ONYI and to
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convert its property by means of false and fraudulent pretenses, representations
and promises through a pattern of racketeering in violation of 18 U.S.C. §
1962(c). In particular, Defendants defrauded ONYI out of an ethanol plant and
diminished the value of its stock resulting in damages in excess of millions of
dollars.
77. For the purpose of executing this scheme and artifice to defraud
ONYI, Defendants did on numerous occasions send, or caused to be sent,
emails and facsimiles over the telecommunications wires, for delivery via such
wires, and did receive emails and facsimiles sent over the telecommunications
wires, all in violation of 18 U.S.C. § 1341.
78. Specifically, Defendants sent, or caused to be sent, over
telecommunications wires, emails, and facsimiles containing false statements
about the nature of their transactions, all of which were used to further
Defendants’ fraudulent scheme of misrepresenting the nature of their transactions
to combine resources with ONYI resulting in a merger and corporate restructure
under the terms of which, USSEC would be merged into ONYI and become a full
reporting company trading on the bulletin boards; the surviving entity to be
renamed USSEC. Such telecommunications included, without limitation:
(a) The January 4, 2007 press release stating, “Diversified Ethanol
A Division of Originally New York, Inc. Closing In On $12
Billion Acquisition To Become Market Leader In Ethanol
Production – Combined Companies To Produce Ethanol At
60% Discounts To Any Other Technology In The World.” The
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release went on to state, “In light of these facts, if our
combined companies were to eventually have a billion shares
outstanding, the intrinsic value of our company stock would
be $12 per share, other growth catalysts not considered.”
(Emphasis).
(b) The January 5, 2007 press release entitled “U.S. Sustainable
Energy Corp. And Diversified Ethanol, Inc. Sign Memorandum
Of Understanding To Join Forces To Enter Multi Billion Dollar
Ethanol Market.”
Additionally, Defendants obtained funds from ONYI via wire transfer from ONYI’s
bank account.
79. Defendants’ racketeering activity had a pattern insofar as they
engaged in the foregoing conduct on numerous individual occasions.
80. Defendants’ racketeering activity had a pattern insofar as they, on
separate occasions, created and presented the MOU, various press releases and
the Definitive Agreement to ONYI.
81. Defendants fraudulently concealed their scheme to defraud ONYI by
specifically presenting the Definitive Agreement to create the appearance that the
events contemplated therein would occur, all the time knowing that upon the
execution thereof that ONYI’s property would be acquired and immediately
thereafter the Definitive Agreement would be terminated ab initio (i.e. from its
inception).
82. In reliance upon the false and fraudulent representations made by
Defendants, ONYI transferred certain of its property (including, without limitation,
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its $800,000.00 A70 ethanol plant) and corporate and financial records, etc. to
USSEC.
83. Defendants participation in a pattern of racketeering in connection
with their respective businesses, which are engaged in interstate commerce,
constitutes a violation of 18 U.S.C. § 1962(c).
84. Defendants’ violation of 18 U.S.C. § 1962(c) has proximately caused
Greenbelt damages in an amount in excess of $75,000.00.
COUNT SIX
CIVIL RICO CONSPIRACY
85. Greenbelt restates and realleges paragraphs 1-84 as against all
Defendants as though fully set forth herein.
86. Beginning circa December 2006 and continuing, Defendants willfully
and unlawfully conspired, combined and agreed with each other to commit
certain tortious acts. Specifically, Defendants each knowingly, willfully and
unlawfully agreed to make and did make fraudulent misrepresentations
concerning the nature of their transactions with ONYI.
Object And Means Of The Conspiracy
87. It was the object of the aforementioned conspiracy that Defendants
would and did defraud ONYI to obtain certain of ONYI’s property (including,
without limitation, its $800,000.00 A70 ethanol plant) and corporate and financial
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records, etc. by means of false and fraudulent pretenses, representations and
promises.
88. In furtherance of the aforementioned conspiracy, without limitation,
the following manner and means were accomplished:
(c) Defendants did agree, together and with each other, that they
provide complimentary/reciprocal verbal misrepresentations to
ONYI calculated to curry credibility with ONYI for the purpose
of its engaging in prospective business activities with
Defendants.
(d) Defendants did agree, together and with each other, that they
would thereafter supplement such verbal misrepresentations
with sham spreadsheets and/or press releases to bolster the
veracity thereof and, in turn, curry credibility with ONYI to that
it would enter into the MOU, the Definitive Agreement and/or
otherwise provide ONYI’s property to Defendants
Overt Acts
89. To execute, accomplish and carry out the aforementioned
conspiracy, Defendants performed, without limitation, the following overt acts
utilizing U.S. Mail, email and facsimile via the telecommunications wires:
(e) Defendants prepared sham spreadsheets containing a
“Financial Results Summary” representing that millions of
dollars of profits that would be made.
(f) Defendants repeatedly stated “British Petroleum had offered to
pay nine billion dollars for [Rivera’s] technology, and that [he
had] turned them down because he did not want them to snuff
out his technology to prolong the foothold of big oil.”
(g) Defendants issued press releases representing ONYI would
be a participant in a “$12 Billion Acquisition To Become
Market Leader In Ethanol Production . . . the intrinsic value of
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[the] company stock would be $12 per share, other growth
catalysts not considered.”
(h) Defendants issued a sham MOU and Definitive Agreement,
the latter of which was later terminated ab initio (i.e. from its
inception) following Defendants acquiring ONYI’s property.
90. As a proximate result of the aforementioned conspiracy, Greenbelt
has been damaged in an amount in excess of $75,000.00.
JURY DEMAND
Greenbelt respectfully demands trial by jury of all claims and issues so
triable as allowed pursuant to applicable law.
WHEREFORE, plaintiff Greenbelt Resources Corporation prays for
judgment against defendants as follows:
1. As to Count One of Greenbelt’s Complaint (Conversion of Property),
a money judgment against USSEC and Rivera for damages in an amount in
excess of eight hundred thousand ($800,000.00) dollars;
2. As to Count Two of Greenbelt’s Complaint (Unjust Enrichment), a
money judgment against USSEC and Rivera for damages in an amount in
excess of eight hundred thousand ($800,000.00) dollars;
3. As to Count Three of Greenbelt’s Complaint (Intentional
Misrepresentation), a money judgment against Defendants for damages in an
amount in excess of eight hundred and seventy-five thousand ($875,000.00)
dollars;
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4. As to Count Four of Greenbelt’s Complaint (Civil Conspiracy), a
money judgment against Defendants for damages in an amount in excess of
seventy-five thousand ($75,000.00) dollars;
5. As to Count Five of Greenbelt’s Complaint (RICO), a money
judgment against Defendants for damages in an amount in excess of seventy-five
thousand ($75,000.00) dollars;
6. As to Count Six of Greenbelt’s Complaint (Civil RICO Conspiracy), a
money judgment against Defendants for damages in an amount in excess of
seventy-five thousand ($75,000.00) dollars;
7. Greenbelt’s costs, disbursements, reasonable attorney fees and
prejudgment interest; and
8. For such other and further relief as this court may deem just and
equitable.
GARDNER LAW OFFICE
Dated: September 26, 2007 s/ Robert M. Gardner______
Robert M. Gardner, #234977
P.O. Box 22071
St. Paul, MN 55122-0071
[phone]
Attorney for Plaintiff
Greenbelt Resources Corporation
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.892.020 von tsylver am 07.10.07 19:04:59

Iowa firm sues over deal
Greenbelt Resources accuses a Mississippi energy company of misrepresentations.

By JERRY PERKINS
REGISTER FARM EDITOR


October 6, 2007



An Eagle Grove-based company that plans to make and sell closed-loop ethanol plants has sued a Mississippi company, accusing it of taking a 70,000-gallon-a-year ethanol plant.

The lawsuit, filed in federal court in Minneapolis by Greenbelt Resources Corp. of Eagle Grove, alleges that John Rivera, chairman and chief executive officer of U.S. Sustainable Energy Corp. of Natchez, Miss., committed a series of misrepresentations. Those allegedly led Greenbelt Resources to dismantle and send the ethanol plant, worth an estimated $800,000, to Mississippi as part of a deal to merge the two companies. After the ethanol plant was sent to Mississippi, the lawsuit claims, Rivera terminated the merger agreement and kept the plant.

Greenbelt Resources had intended to use the plant as a demonstration model.

Robert Johnson, chairman of Greenbelt Resources, said Friday the company has been restructured. "This has set us back six to eight months," Johnson said.

Johnson estimated Greenbelt Resources has been damaged "in the millions of dollars."

Johnson said Greenbelt Resources develops smaller-scale plants that will produce 500,000 gallons of ethanol a year. The plants can be used in a closed-loop system, in which livestock will produce manure that can be converted to methane gas for powering the ethanol plant. Ethanol byproducts can be fed to the livestock.

Redwood Consultants of Novato, Calif., also was named a defendant because Redwood "acted in concert" with U.S. Sustainable Energy, the lawsuit states.

Neither Rivera nor Redwood Consultants returned phone calls seeking comment.

Farm Editor Jerry Perkins can be reached at [phone] or [e-mail]

[Aktienschreiner]

einfach nur Schrott keine Sau interessiert sich für
diese DIR Werte

[tsylver]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.947.410 von Aktienschreiner am 11.10.07 22:03:58

hast wohl ziemlich minus mit denen gemacht, wie?

[tsylver]

12.10.2007 13:30:00 (BUSINESS WIRE)
Greenbelt Resources Corporation Moves Headquarters to Minneapolis/St. Paul

Greenbelt Resources (Pink Sheets:GRCO), the leading innovator in the development of practical and economical alternative energy technologies, announced today that it has chosen Minneapolis/St. Paul as its new base of operations. The company's wholly owned subsidiary, Diversified Ethanol Corporation, will also be moving their operation along with their parent company.



The relocation, effective November 1, 2007, provides many advantages over its current location. "Judging by the demand and early success that both companies have experienced, we are on the cusp of rapid growth," commented Robert Johnson, Greenbelt Resources' CEO. "During this time, and into the future, we will need access to a broad pool of talent locally and internationally, which the move will provide as the location puts us on the doorstep of a major international airport and within easy reach of a diversified workforce."

Shareholders will be invited to tour the facility, located at 1601 Southcross Boulevard in Burnsville, Minnesota, following the company's Annual Shareholders meeting scheduled for November 5th at 10:00 A.M. in the City of St. Paul Offices, South St. Paul.

The company's website (www.GreenbeltResources.com) will soon reflect new phone numbers and additional changes associated with the move. CEO Johnson says "We may be without phone service for 1 or 2 days at the most and ask for everyone's understanding during the move." He also reflects that the internet contact, [e-mail] will be functioning.

[Aktienschreiner]

:O:O:O:O:O:O:O:O

D I R ist voll Mist

[ezzdin]

wann verschwindet diese Aktie endlich aus den Markt, ich hoffe sehr bald.

[tsylver]

Press Release Source: Greenbelt Resources Corporation


Greenbelt Resources Shareholders Re-Elect Standing Board of Directors
Friday November 9, 7:30 am ET


MINNEAPOLIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Greenbelt Resources (Pink Sheets:GRCO - News) formally ONYI, the leading innovator in the development of practical and economical alternative energy technologies announced today it held its first annual shareholders meeting in St. Paul on November 5th. During the meeting, at which a quorum was present, shareholders unanimously re-elected its standing Board of Directors including Robert Johnson, Vinton Lewis, Taylor Moffitt and Floyd Butterfield. Immediately following the meeting, a Directors Meeting was held in the corporations new Burnsville office, located at 1601 Southcross Dr. W., at which time the Board appointed Johnson as CEO/President & Chairman of the Board; Lewis as V.P./Sec.; and Butterfield as Treasurer.

“The Board has worked endlessly and made many difficult decisions, such as its recent move to Minneapolis, and this election validates our direction and our cohesiveness as a team,” commented Johnson. To date, we have been quietly working to change the alternative energy marketplace behind the scenes and that is about to change, as reported by Director of Marketing, Vinton Lewis. Lewis told the shareholders, “We are in the process of finalizing several plant sales and ready to introduce several new joint ventures. With each exciting product a news release will be forthcoming.”

A question and answer period followed the election, at which time shareholders had the opportunity to inquire about the current progress of the company’s law suit against USSEC, John Rivera and Redwood Consultants. Director Johnson read a prepared statement from the company’s legal counsel. Following the meeting being adjourned, Johnson reminded the shareholders they could review the meeting on the corporate website and then invited them to visit the new offices in Burnsville.

This press release does not constitute an offer of any securities for sale. This press release contains certain forward-looking statements. These forward-looking statements involve certain risks & uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ, including, without limitation, the company’s limited operating history & history of losses, the inability to successfully obtain further funding, the inability to raise capital on terms acceptable to the company, the inability to compete effectively in the marketplace, the inability to complete the proposed acquisition and such other risks that could cause the actual results to differ materially from those contained in the company’s projections or forward-looking statements. All forward-looking statements in this press release are based on information available to the company as of the date hereof, and the company undertakes no obligation to update forward-looking statements to reflect events or circumstances occurring after the date of this press release.



Contact:
Greenbelt Resources Corporation
Robert Johnson, 952-435-1933
www.greenbeltresources.com
www.diversifiedethanol.com

[akil]

++++++ Warnung vor dem DEUTSCHEN INVESTMENT REPORT +++++++++

Bald darf man DIR ganz offizell Betrüger nennen. Es liegen bereits mehrere Anzeigen bei der Polizei wegen Aktienbetrug vor. Die Staatsanwaltschaft und die BaFin haben sich bereits der Sache angenommen. Darüber hinaus soll den Betrügern demnächst keine Möglichkeiten mehr geboten werden sich werbemäßig auszubreiten.

Wer genau wissen will wie DIR betrügt, der verfolge mal die Aktien A0MTJP und A0LGTZ. Die Reporte von DIR dazu (auf Homepage von DIR gehen, auf suchen gehen und WKN eingeben)lesen, die Charts verfolgen und zum Schluss auf die jeweiligen Homepage der Firmen gehen. www.dietcoffeeinc.com und www.atlanint.net.
:O:O

[tsylver]

Quelle: http://www.greenbeltresources.com/news.html

Greenbelt Resources and Master Recycling Center Announce Agreement to Jointly Develop
and Construct Ethanol Production Capabilities at Master's Pomona Facility

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov 20, 2007 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Greenbelt Resources (Pink Sheets:GRCO), the leading innovator in the development of practical and economical alternative energy technologies, today announced that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Master Recycling Center, Inc. of Pomona, California. According to the MOU, MRC and Greenbelt Resources Corporation's subsidiary, Diversified Ethanol Corporation (DEC) will jointly develop and construct an ethanol plant at MRC's Pomona beverage destruction facility in 2008. The construction of the plant and buildings housing the plant will be started as soon as permitting is received. The size and production capacity of the plant will be determined at a later date. Terms of the sale include cash and an equity stake for Diversified Ethanol.

"We are greatly pleased with this new strategic relationship between our companies and Master Recycling," commented Robert Johnson, GRC & DE's President and CEO. "The application of this technology to convert consumer and industrial waste into valuable energy in the form of ethanol reveals precisely the future of alternative energy."

Diversified Ethanol designs and sells modular ethanol plants employing the award winning "Butterfield Closed Cycle System™". This technology, proprietary to Diversified Ethanol greatly enhances plant efficiency and eliminates much of the waste associated with traditional ethanol production.

Bill Nazaroff, MRC's President added," We're excited about our strategic relationship with DEC and moving forward with ethanol production capability as we continue to find ways to utilize alternative energy as a central business strategy. The ability to produce this energy while improving the environment by eliminating waste is a win-win for MRC and the City of Pomona".

Master Recycling provides a portfolio of recycling services with primary focus on full-goods (beverage) destruction, recycling of commodities and the processing, conversion and/or disposal of liquid waste products.

[ezzdin]

wann wird diese aktie entlistet.wie die markt solche erlaubt, verstehe ich nicht

[sub-seven]

das wird eine große story ! kurziel soll weit über 0,50 € stehen!
das neue managment ist TOP hier sollte man kaufen bevor die rakete zündet !

[tsylver]

Greenbelt Resources Announces Change on the Board of Directors

MINNEAPOLIS, Dec 24, 2007 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Greenbelt Resources (Pink Sheets:GRCO), and its wholly owned subsidiary, Diversified Ethanol Corporation announced today that Taylor Moffitt, the two companies' founder and long time Board Member, has submitted his resignation from both corporations effective immediately.

Mr. Moffitt stated in his resignation, "I've been honored to serve as a Board Member. The company now has a superb and growing management team established; projects slated, ordered, and awaiting permits; and demand for company products with multiple pending sales. I am solidly confident that management will continue heading in its course of growth and success--in 2008 and in the years to come." He further reflected that while he wishes to avoid any possible conflicts, he plans to be active with another publicly traded company and will not have the time to do justice to both companies in the future. He encouraged the two boards to look for additional board members having experience in the dairy and waste management systems and in the biodiesel & ethanol fields and would recommend names to the board should they request as any current or future stockholder would want success for the company. Moffitt wished to state publicly that he will continue to have and keep GRCO stock, and will continue to be an actively supportive shareholder long term.

Robert Johnson, CEO of GRC, thanked Mr. Moffitt for his dedicated service and reflected the companies would be interviewing for a replacement after the first of the year as the resignation was unexpected.

Johnson also extends Holiday Greetings to all shareholders and is excited about the future of the company in 2008 & the years ahead. He reflected many news items on the companies growth will be released in the very near future.

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Greenbelt Resources Corporation and Master Recycling Center Increase Planned Production Capacity to 5 Million Gallons Yearly in Pomona; Additional Plants in The Works

Friday January 11, 6:30 AM EST

MINNEAPOLIS, Jan 11, 2008 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Greenbelt Resources Corporation (GRCO), a leading innovator in the development of effective and economical alternative energy technologies, announced today that Master Recycling Center, Inc., has increased its earlier order of 2 million gallons, to 5 million gallons of ethanol per year. Diversified Ethanol Corporation, a subsidiary of Greenbelt Resources Corporation will begin construction of the new facility in Pomona, California with completion planned for late spring/early summer of 2008.

"This development is exciting for both companies," said Robert Johnson, chairman and CEO of Greenbelt Resources. "Our 100% owned subsidiary, Diversified Ethanol Corporation, is focused on producing valuable renewable energy from substances that presently are considered waste-in this case converting energy produced by breweries and soft drink manufacturers among others."

Currently, industries pay firms such as Master Recycling to dispose of expired consumer beverages such as soft drinks. Using the proprietary technology of Diversified Ethanol, Master Recycling can now convert the waste material into valuable energy. "This new technology is clearly a breakthrough in recycling and in creating renewable energy at less expense," Johnson remarked. "With the new proprietary technology that we have developed specifically for this purpose, our company will incorporate ethanol production plants into existing recycling plants throughout the U.S."

Diversified Ethanol designs and sells modular ethanol plants that employ the award winning "Butterfield Closed Cycle System"(TM) which utilizes several proprietary technologies.

Bill Nazaroff, MRC's General Manager added, "We're excited about our strategic relationship with Diversified Ethanol Corporation, as it allows us to use new sources for alternative energy. The ability to produce energy, while improving the environment by eliminating waste, will clearly benefit MRC, the City of Pomona, and California. Once the Pomona plant is up & running, we will strongly consider expanding production capacity using Diversified Ethanol's technology in other areas of the U.S."

Master Recycling provides a portfolio of recycling services with primary focus on full-goods (beverage) destruction, recycling of commodities and the processing, conversion and/or disposal of liquid waste products.

[ezzdin]

alles quatsch.hier glaubt keiner an diese aktie, hier sind nur gauner, sie haben nur die firmennamen geändert, sonst nichts. mafia ist gleich geblieben.

[tsylver]

Helmer Risk Management, LLC Selected by Minnesota-Based Alternative Energy Company Greenbelt Resources Corp. for Insurance Brokerage, Risk Management



PHOENIX, Jan. 23 /PRNewswire/ -- Citing Scott Helmer's energy industry
expertise, his Midwestern roots and the value-added services his company
Helmer Risk Management, LLC (http://www.helmerrisk.com) can provide,
Minnesota-based Greenbelt Resources Corporation(TM)
(http://www.greenbeltresources.com) has chosen Helmer Risk to handle all
insurance and risk assessment needs for Greenbelt Resources and its
subsidiary, Diversified Ethanol Corporation(TM)
(http://www.diversifiedethanol.com).

"Greenbelt Resources is at the forefront of developing effective and
economical alternative energy technologies in the U.S.," stated Helmer,
president and CEO of Helmer Risk, a Phoenix-based provider of specialized
insurance brokerage and risk management solutions for the energy and
construction industries. "We look forward to helping Greenbelt Resources
and Diversified Ethanol meet their insurance and risk management needs now
and into the future. We are particularly gratified to have this opportunity
to expand our ever-growing client base in Minnesota and other Midwestern
states."

With a goal of lessening dependence on foreign oil, Greenbelt Resources
maintains a sharp focus on research, development and implementation of
products and services to help relieve the energy crunch in the U.S. As part
of that commitment, the company founded Diversified Ethanol, a wholly owned
subsidiary that manufactures and installs small modular ethanol plants that
utilize a farmers' feedstock at the site, eliminating the need to transport
it to a larger plant.

Though relatively safe, ethanol refining presents several significant
risks that need to be managed properly, Helmer explained, especially in
relation to property, general liability and pollution liability. Any
insurance and risk management program designed for the companies needed to
be scalable and adaptable - and, said Greenbelt Resources chairman and CEO
Robert Johnson, Helmer Risk created just such a program for his companies.
What's more, Scott Helmer's familiarity with the Midwest - he hails from
Chicago - was an added advantage.

"Helmer and his team quickly and accurately assessed our needs in the
rapidly changing field of alternative energy, then came up with a decisive
plan to help Greenbelt Resources manage the risks involved with our
company," Johnson stated.

Along with insurance and risk management services, Helmer Risk will
also provide contract reviews and design and assist in implementing
contractor enrollment protocols and loss control measures for both
Greenbelt Resources and Diversified Ethanol.

About Helmer Risk Management, LLC

Helmer Risk is the leading provider of specialized insurance brokerage
and risk management solutions for the energy and construction industries.
Headquartered in Phoenix, the company represents clients across the U.S.,
many with operations around the globe. For more information, visit
http://www.helmerrisk.com.


Contact:
Scott A. Helmer, President & CEO
Helmer Risk Management, LLC
602-275-1996 x226
877-435-6371
[e-mail]
http://www.helmerrisk.com

This release was issued through eReleases(TM). For more information,
visit http://www.ereleases.com.

SOURCE Helmer Risk Management, LLC
http://www.helmerrisk.com

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.735.672 von sub-seven am 12.12.07 10:03:55

[tsylver]

07.02.2008
USA: Zuckerreste sollen recycelt werden

Rund 19 Millionen Liter Ethanol soll ein neues Werk der Master Recycling Center Inc. produzieren, das im US-Bundesstaat Kalifornien gebaut wird. Das besondere daran: Das Ethanol soll aus Zucker gewonnen werden, der bei der Produktion von Bier und Limonaden zurückbleibt.

Medienberichten zufolge hat die Diversified Ethanol Corporation mit der Konstruktion dieses Werkes in Pomona, Kalifornien, begonnen. Unternehmensangaben zufolge soll das neue Werk im Frühjahr oder frühen Sommer dieses Jahres in Betrieb gehen.
Robert Johnson, Chairman und CEO von Greenbelt Resources, ist überzeugt, Softdrink-Hersteller und Brauereien mit diese neuen Technik überzeugen zu können: "Diese Entwicklung ist für alle Beteiligten eine sehr spannende Entwicklung und ein Druchbruch in der Recyclingindustrie."
Derzeit zahlt die Industrie Firmen wie Master Recycling, um von der Zucker-Entsorgung entbunden zu sein. Laut Unternehmensangaben soll mit der neuen Technik aber Zucker in Energie umgewandelt werden können.

Quelle: http://www.recyclingmagazin.de/rm/news_detail.asp?ID=8814&NS…

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Quelle: http://www.prweb.com/releases/waste/energy/prweb711404.htm

Alternative Energy From Brewery Waste Produced by New Modular Ethanol Plant

Diversified Ethanol Corporation™ has released a new product especially designed for breweries and microbreweries to convert their existing waste stream into salable high grade ethanol. Instead of paying for waste disposal, breweries can now turn their waste stream into a viable revenue stream, producing a valuable form of alternative energy, directly available to the local communities.

Burnsville, MN (PRWEB) February 20, 2008 -- Diversified Ethanol, a subsidiary of Greenbelt Resources Corporation (Pink Sheets: GRCO), a leading innovator of effective and economical alternative energy technologies, has released a product especially designed for breweries and microbreweries to convert existing waste products into salable high grade ethanol.

We also offer the breweries the needed assistance to sell their produced Ethanol on the open markets, and directly to the local communities, eliminating the need for cross country transportation.
"Our company is focusing on producing valuable renewable energy from substances that presently are considered waste," said Robert Johnson, Chairman and CEO of Greenbelt Resources. "In this case, the brewery waste stream produced by breweries and microbreweries. In essence, we are converting an existing waste stream into a viable revenue stream, while providing much needed alternative energy."

Currently, breweries pay to treat and to discharge their brewery waste stream. The waste is treated to meet disposal regulations and discharged to the local wastewater treatment plant. Now, using the proprietary technologies of Diversified Ethanol, instead of paying to treat it, and dispose of it, breweries are now able to convert this waste into valuable energy such as E-85 ethanol.

"This new technology is clearly a breakthrough in recycling and in creating a new source of revenue for breweries," Johnson remarked. "Using our new sustainable ethanol plant design, our company will install 'green' production plants into existing breweries and microbreweries throughout the U.S. Our small modular plant design makes Ethanol production affordable for small to medium sized operations."

Diversified Ethanol designs and builds modular ethanol plants that employ the award winning "Butterfield Closed Cycle System"(TM), utilizing several proprietary technologies which increase the efficiency of production, and reduce water use by 85%.

One of the drawbacks of conventional ethanol production is the intensive use of water, which this system eliminates. Ethanol from waste technology is also much more cost effective and environmentally benign as it uses existing waste products which are freely available, rather than expensive crop based resources, as the feedstock.

"We're excited about our modular ethanol plant technology, as it allows us to improve the environment by eliminating waste, while producing a high-demand alternative energy product such as E-85 Ethanol," Mr. Johnson added. "We also offer the breweries the needed assistance to sell their produced Ethanol on the open markets, and directly to the local communities, eliminating the need for cross country transportation."

For more information visit the website at: http://www.diversifiedethanol.com

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Diversified Ethanol Provides Small Scale Ethanol Plants Using Highly Efficient Waste
4/15/2008
Minneapolis, MN - A state of the art waste to ethanol process was recently introduced by Diversified Ethanol Corporation, a clean tech provider. Diversified Ethanol designs and builds small scale, modular ethanol plants that utilize existing waste as feedstocks which can be converted into ethanol. For example, using their proprietary technology, breweries, beverage recycling and food processing facilities can now convert their liquid waste into ethanol providing a new revenue stream for their businesses.

The company's award winning "Butterfield Closed Cycle System"utilizes several technologies, including Greenbelt Resources ElectroHesion, a proprietary water recycling system that reduces water use by up to 85%. ElectroHesion effectively separates the solids from the process water, insuring that the majority of the water can be infinitely recycled. The unique design of the ElectroHesion uses a single chamber, continuous flow through design that can treat from 10 to 2500 gallons per minute and uses a fraction of the electrical energy required by other systems.

Diversified Ethanol’s innovative technologies provide solutions to two of the biggest challenges facing conventional ethanol production: the extensive use of water and the expensive, fuel intensive, crop-based feedstocks such as corn. The "Butterfield Closed Cycle System" & the ElectroHesion™ system solves both problems by recycling most of the water and converting existing and inexpensive waste to ethanol.

"According to a recent article in USA Today, city officials in Champaign and Urbana, IL were concerned when a proposed ethanol plant nearby would require about 300 million gallons of water for processing the product and cooling equipment, drawing from the aquifer that supplies both cities," said Vint Lewis, Greenbelt’s Vice President of Marketing. “If an ethanol plant was using the ElectroHesion system, they would be saving up to 89% of water usage which is utilized in the Diversified Ethanol’s plants.”

Vint continued, "Furthermore, recent studies quoted by Science and other sources are now reporting that conventional ethanol production actually contributes more greenhouse gases than gasoline when you factor in land use and the fuel intensive growing of crop based feedstocks. Also adding to fuel cost is the necessity to truck that ethanol across country from the Midwest to the markets on the east and west coasts. However, most of these same studies conclude that ethanol from waste is still a viable alternative and Diversified Ethanol will be building plants through out the U.S. in the near future."

There is a growing interest in on-site waste to ethanol production technologies that can convert waste products into ethanol. From citrus waste in Florida & California, to potato waste in Idaho or brewery waste to name only a few products the company is currently addressing as each part of the county has waste streams that can be converted to ethanol. This trend toward using various waste products for ethanol eliminates the use of fossil fuel intensive crop based feedstocks. Furthermore, being localized, these systems also remove the need to ship the ethanol across country, further increasing the efficiency of these sources of alternative energy.

“This represents a major breakthrough in Ethanol production, significantly reducing water usage and addressing one of the primary community concerns regarding ethanol plants,” says Bob Johnson, CEO of both Greenbelt Resources & Diversified Ethanol. “And using existing waste products as feedstock and delivering Ethanol directly to local communities, eliminates the problems associated with the more fuel intensive crop based feedstocks, and more effectively reduces greenhouse gases."

SOURCE: http://www.pollutiononline.com/content/news/article.asp?DocI…

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Press Release Source: Greenbelt Resources Corporation


Greenbelt Resources Subsidiary Planning Multiple Small Ethanol Plants for Recycling Centers
Tuesday April 29, 8:19 am ET


MINNEAPOLIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Diversified Ethanol, a wholly owned subsidiary of Greenbelt Resources Corporation (Pink Sheets: GRCO - News) has completed feasibility studies and is talking with potential partners who have access to waste sugars, such as spoiled foods, and recycling facilities to joint venture in ownership of the highly efficient small ethanol plants.


Sunday, the New York Times described company co-founder, Floyd Butterfield as, “something of a legend for people who make their own ethanol. In 1982, he won a California Department of Food and Agriculture contest for best design of an ethanol still, albeit one that he could not market profitably at the time.”

Butterfield said of Diversified Ethanol, “I’ve been in fuel alcohol for a long time. This project has the best returns I have ever seen on an ethanol plant. We would like to build several of these highly efficient plants, which run on recycled waste. My dream has always been not to just build one or two of these plants, but to design them so that they can be produced in large quantities.”

The company plans to build several highly efficient ethanol plants, using new technology such as membrane separation instead of the conventional molecular sieves. While the plants use the latest available materials and processes to make ethanol out of recycled waste, the basic design relies on proven techniques developed by Butterfield.

The company’s new CEO, Scott Pummill has brought financing strategies to the company that make sense for lenders interested in backing the company’s highly efficient ethanol plants, which run on recycled waste, and has other projects in the works. Pummill intends not only to manufacture them, but to have Diversified Ethanol own and operate them as well.

While most ethanol is dependent on costly acid hydrolysis, or expensive feedstocks such as corn, the newest generation of ethanol plants run entirely on waste. Thus, the profit margins are easier to sustain.

For more information about obtaining a detailed feasibility study of your own prospective ethanol plant using recycled waste, and whether or not you could qualify for financing, please contact the company through its website, at www.diversifiedethanol.com.

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Greenbelt Resources Corporation: Appoints New President & CEO


Greenbelt Resources Corporation (PinkSheets:GRCO ) is pleased to announce that it has successfully recruited and negotiated a contract with an experienced executive from the commodities and financing industries to be the new company leader.

Several candidates were considered to carry the torch as the company moves into its next phase, as this marks a significant milestone in the company´s growth, to be able to land such an experienced recruit CEO as Scott Pummill. After an uncomfortably long period with little news, the company will now begin several new efforts under Pummill´s leadership.

The company is slated to feature an improved website, and increased communication with the public. Pummill has already stated his focus will be to get its best subsidiary, Diversified Ethanol, the financing it needs to grow. The company expects his expertise in commodities related financing to be a benefit to company projects, as well as his numerous connections in the biofuels industry.

Regarding the change of leadership, one 3rd party said, "In lieu of the changes that have been made recently, it appears you (Greenbelt Resources) now have the means to get from point A to point B, and we are ready to move forward." The executive is from a company that has been considering a large purchase order with Diversified Ethanol, a subsidiary of Greenbelt Resources Corporation.

The company plans to build several highly efficient ethanol plants, using new technology such as membrane separation instead of the conventional molecular sieves. While the plants use the latest available materials and processes to make ethanol out of recycled waste, the basic design relies on proven techniques developed by Butterfield.

While most ethanol is dependent on costly acid hydrolysis, or expensive feedstocks such as corn, the newest generation of ethanol plants run entirely on waste. Thus, the profit margins are easier to sustain.

More information about the board´s new recruit will be posted on the company website soon. If your company is interested in purchasing a high efficiency ethanol plant that runs on recycled waste, please contact Diversified Ethanol, the company´s subsidiary.

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Press Release Source: Greenbelt Resources Corporation


McGladrey & Pullen Making Headway on Greenbelt Resources Books
Thursday May 1, 8:30 am ET


MINNEAPOLIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Greenbelt Resources Corporation (symbol: GRCO) has retained CPA firm McGladrey & Pullen to update its books. After McGladrey has completed this, another CPA firm, which is in the process of signing confidentiality agreements, will perform an audit. McGladrey & Pullen has reported that it has completed a large portion of the books and is ready to continue. The company has improved Greenbelt Resources’ internal accounting standards.


McGladrey & Pullen, LLP, is a leading national CPA firm focused on meeting the audit and accounting needs of midsized companies. They serve clients from approximately 100 offices across the United States.

A quote from their website, www.mcgladrey.com, says, “McGladrey & Pullen approaches the audit as a service for the benefit of stakeholders. We place strict standards and high expectations on our professionals. You can be assured of a thorough process, efficiently delivered, within reasonable cost.”

McGladrey & Pullen is a member of the Center for Audit Quality and the Private Company Practice Section of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants. The firm is registered with the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board.

McGladrey & Pullen LLP (a partner-owned CPA firm) delivers audit and attest services. McGladrey & Pullen and RSM McGladrey have an alternative practice structure. Though separate and independent legal entities, they can work together to serve clients' business needs. When considered together, the two companies rank as the fifth-largest provider of accounting, tax and business consulting.

Public Accounting Report ranks McGladrey & Pullen as the largest auditor of credit unions in the United States.

Greenbelt Resources Corporation has retained McGladrey & Pullen to bring a level of professionalism to the company, and to facilitate its progress towards resuming full reporting status.

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Greenbelt Resources Thriving in High Oil Prices - Company Update
Wednesday July 2, 8:30 am ET


MINNEAPOLIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Greenbelt Resources Corporation (Pink Sheets: GRCO - News) and CEO Scott Pummill are happy to announce that Diversified Ethanol Corporation, a wholly owned subsidiary of Greenbelt, has secured several ethanol plant build design-wins in the multi-millions of dollars, in multiple State locations. Since Scott Pummill's assumption of office at Greenbelt, Diversified Ethanol has been able to secure these wins based upon creative financing and state-of-the-art technology as developed by Floyd Butterfield. Prior to being hired by Greenbelt Resources, Mr. Pummill specialized in novel renewable energy financial packaging.

Greenbelt resources designs and builds ethanol production plants that create ethanol from recycled waste. The benefits of the product is that it does not use food resources to generate ethanol, but instead is able to re-mediate waste that would otherwise find its way into landfills or other waste disposal sites which are not environmentally friendly.

Floyd Butterfield, an award winning ethanol plant designer, stated, “I am very excited about our clean, earth friendly technology and even more excited about our business model and our cash flow projections.” Mr. Butterfield was recently featured in a New York Times article for his home-based modular ethanol plant designs.

Greenbelt is in negotiations on additional proposed plant designs and builds both in the U.S. and abroad. Mr. Pummill states that within the next few weeks information regarding specific plant build sites, including the monetary details of the builds, will be released. Mr. Pummill believes that the market for building and owning small ethanol plants in the U.S., and abroad, is significant in light of current economic developments regarding costly non-renewable fossil based fuels.

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Greenbelt Resources Secures Purchase Order
Thursday July 10, 4:11 pm ET


MINNEAPOLIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Diversified Ethanol, a wholly owned subsidiary of Greenbelt Resources Corporation (Pink Sheets: GRCO - News) is pleased to announce that it has received a purchase order to build and operate a 1.5 million gallon plant in Omaha. The ethanol will be produced entirely from the waste byproducts of tortillas, bread, and cereal production. Diversified Ethanol will own 20% of the plant for the life of its operation, and the customer has plans to build additional plants as well.

Diversified Ethanol will build several highly efficient ethanol plants, using new, innovative technology such as membrane separation. The plants will be scalable utilizing the most cost effective and efficient building composites and optimum ethanol extraction processing. The basic plant design relies on the proven proprietary technology developed by Floyd Butterfield. Typical corn-based ethanol plants struggle with the high cost of feedstock, acid hydrolysis, and wet cake drying. Diversified Ethanol’s plant designs are not limited by these feedstock, processing or drying issues, producing ethanol from existing waste products, previously being thrown away. As a result, the profit margins on these smaller plants designed by Floyd Butterfield are higher than traditional large scale plants.

For further information about the company and its products, please visit their website, at www.greenbeltresources.com and www.diversifiedethanol.com.

This press release does not constitute an offer of any securities for sale. This press release contains certain forward-looking statements. These forward-looking statements involve certain risks & uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ, including, without limitation, the company’s limited operating history & history of losses, the inability to successfully obtain further funding, the inability to raise capital on terms acceptable to the company, the inability to compete effectively in the marketplace, the inability to complete the proposed acquisition and such other risks that could cause the actual results to differ materially from those contained in the company’s projections or forward-looking statements. All forward-looking statements in this press release are based on information available to the company as of the date hereof, and the company undertakes no obligation to update forward-looking statements to reflect events or circumstances occurring after the date of this press release.



Contact:
Greenbelt Resources Corporation
Scott Pummill, 952-435-1933

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Greenbelt Resources Secures $12 Million Purchase Order
Thursday July 17, 4:00 pm ET


MINNEAPOLIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Diversified Ethanol, a subsidiary of Greenbelt Resources Corporation (Pink Sheets: GRCO - News) has negotiated additional ethanol plant design Purchase Orders. One of the first of these Purchase Orders is a $12 million construction project based in Dade City, Florida in conjunction with Diversified Ethanol's current California Client, Master Recycling. Under the current Purchase Order Diversified Ethanol has agreed to run and operate the facility for a period of minimum 12 months or as needed, while at the same time maintaining a 15% ownership of the facility. Master Recycling processes waste both in Pomona, California and in Dade City, Florida.

This "new style" ethanol plant generates ethanol from food waste as well as other post consumer waste. The plant's compact size allows Diversified Ethanol to add an innovative water filtration system. The water filtration technology is an extremely important process in achieving an improved ethanol conversion, faster Local, State and Federal plant permitting, and increased profitability. The smaller waste-based plant designs achieve significantly improved cash flow when compared to large corn-based ethanol plants.

Master Recycling, in conjunction with Diversified Ethanol, originally agreed that the first plant should be built in Pomona, California. Where Plant designs had already been 75% completed. However Diversified and Master recycling came to the conclusion that it would be best for both companies to have the first plant be built in Florida, due to increased construction cost and current market conditions. Master's recycling operation in Dade City, Florida offers far less permitting hurdles and requires lower capital requirements for completion. Their operation in Dade City, Florida has existing buildings and infrastructure needed for a quicker ethanol plant adaptation for their waste based feedstock. More information will be forthcoming as the project moves forward.

Diversified Ethanol's co-founder, Floyd Butterfield, an award-winning ethanol plant designer, was recently featured in a New York Times article regarding the design and marketing of home waste-based ethanol conversion units. Mr. Butterfield states, "I am very excited about our clean, earth friendly technology and even more excited about the cash-flow numbers I have seen." Mr. Butterfield believes that hundreds of small ethanol plants can be built nationwide.

This press release does not constitute an offer of any securities for sale. This press release contains certain forward-looking statements. These forward-looking statements involve certain risks & uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ, including, without limitation, the company’s limited operating history & history of losses, the inability to successfully obtain further funding, the inability to raise capital on terms acceptable to the company, the inability to compete effectively in the marketplace, the inability to complete the proposed acquisition and such other risks that could cause the actual results to differ materially from those contained in the company’s projections or forward-looking statements. All forward-looking statements in this press release are based on information available to the company as of the date hereof, and the company undertakes no obligation to update forward-looking statements to reflect events or circumstances occurring after the date of this press release.



Contact:
Greenbelt Resources Corporation
Scott Pummill, 952-435-1933
www.greenbeltresources.comwww.diversifiedethanol.com

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Greenbelt Resources Expanding into the Algae Oil Market
Wednesday August 6, 4:55 pm ET


MINNEAPOLIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Greenbelt Resources Corporation (Pink Sheets: GRCO - News) has signed an agreement to acquire 20% of Renewed World Energies, Inc. Renewed World Energies is an algae oil company specializing in a new automation for covered pond harvesting of genetically modified super-algae strains used to produce a non-food based oil for biodiesel. The transaction also includes an exclusive distribution agreement

Greenbelt Resources Corporation has been identifying ways to expand its core business of environmentally friendly ethanol plants. One solution is to unlock the value contained in algae. After significant market research in the sector, the board felt the synergies between these two brands would be a significant benefit to the market and most importantly to our shareholders.

Richard Armstrong and Tim Tompkins, the founders of Renewed World Energies, have extensive process control and automation experience in the industry, and have completed over 5 billion dollars in projects over the last 30 years. Now, they are taking algae, once considered a nuisance, and unlocking the energy contained within. Theirs is an undertaking of a totally automated large-scale algae production system, and they have an exclusive contract to distribute and market the end product.

This press release does not constitute an offer of any securities for sale. This press release contains certain forward-looking statements. These forward-looking statements involve certain risks & uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ, including, without limitation, the company’s limited operating history & history of losses, the inability to successfully obtain further funding, the inability to raise capital on terms acceptable to the company, the inability to compete effectively in the marketplace, the inability to complete the proposed acquisition and such other risks that could cause the actual results to differ materially from those contained in the company’s projections or forward-looking statements. All forward-looking statements in this press release are based on information available to the company as of the date hereof, and the company undertakes no obligation to update forward-looking statements to reflect events or circumstances occurring after the date of this press release.



Contact:
Greenbelt Resources Corporation
Scott Pummill, 952-435-1933
www.greenbeltresources.com
www.diversifiedethanol.com

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Greenbelt Resources Approves Share Buyback
Monday September 15, 5:15 pm ET


MINNEAPOLIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Greenbelt Resources Corporation (Pink Sheets: GRCO - News) announced today that its Board of Directors approved the repurchase of up to seven million shares of the Company's outstanding Common Stock. The shares may be repurchased from time-to-time through open-market purchases or prearranged trading plans. The amount and timing of purchases will be based on a variety of factors, including potential stock acquisition price, cash requirements, acquisition opportunities, strategic investments and other market and economic factors.

"The Board of Directors' authorization to repurchase shares reflects confidence in our future and our prospects for continued growth," said Scott Pummill, President and Chief Executive Officer. "

GRCO’s core business through its subsidiary Diversified Ethanol, designs, manufactures, and installs modular ethanol plants for customers, utilizing waste products as a feedstock instead of a food source such as corn. The company's ethanol plants are built around their award winning ethanol plant design and the Butterfield Closed Cycle System™.

For further information about the company and its products, please visit their website, at www.greenbeltresources.com and www.diversifiedethanol.com.

This press release does not constitute an offer of any securities for sale. This press release contains certain forward-looking statements. These forward-looking statements involve certain risks & uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ, including, without limitation, the company's limited operating history & history of losses, the inability to successfully obtain further funding, the inability to raise capital on terms acceptable to the company, the inability to compete effectively in the marketplace, the inability to complete the proposed acquisition and such other risks that could cause the actual results to differ materially from those contained in the company's projections or forward-looking statements. All forward-looking statements in this press release are based on information available to the company as of the date hereof, and the company undertakes no obligation to update forward-looking statements to reflect events or circumstances occurring after the date of this press release.

Contact:
Greenbelt Resources Corporation
Scott Pummill, 952-435-1933

Source: Greenbelt Resources Corporation

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Greenbelt Resources Corporation Ends Litigation
Wednesday November 12, 9:45 am ET


MINNEAPOLIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Greenbelt Resources Corporation (Pink Sheets:GRCO), CEO, Scott Pummill is pleased to announce that it has successfully resolved all litigation involving John H. Rivera, U.S. Sustainable Energy Corporation and Redwood Consultants, LLC. Due to certain confidentiality provisions in the settlement no more information can be voiced at this time.


GRCO’s core business through its subsidiary Diversified Ethanol, designs, manufactures, and installs modular ethanol plants for customers, utilizing waste products as a feedstock instead of a food source such as corn. The company's ethanol plants are built around their award winning ethanol plant design and the Butterfield Closed Cycle System™.

For further information about the company and its products, please visit their website, at www.greenbeltresources.com and www.diversifiedethanol.com.

This press release does not constitute an offer of any securities for sale. This press release contains certain forward-looking statements. These forward-looking statements involve certain risks & uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ, including, without limitation, the company's limited operating history & history of losses, the inability to successfully obtain further funding, the inability to raise capital on terms acceptable to the company, the inability to compete effectively in the marketplace, the inability to complete the proposed acquisition and such other risks that could cause the actual results to differ materially from those contained in the company's projections or forward-looking statements. All forward-looking statements in this press release are based on information available to the company as of the date hereof, and the company undertakes no obligation to update forward-looking statements to reflect events or circumstances occurring after the date of this press release.



Contact:
Greenbelt Resources Corporation
Scott Pummill, 952-435-1933

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