Flat Rock Forest-related Resources
To all those who espouse the doctrine of reconciliation or compromise, I remind them of the following descriptions:
interested men, who are not to be trusted; weak men, who cannot see; prejudiced men, who will not see;
and a certain set of moderate men, who think better of the dominant authority than it deserves.
And this last class, by an ill-judged deliberation, will be the cause of more calamities to this continent than all the other three.
- Thomas Paine
The way to stop financial "joyriding" is to arrest the chauffeur, not the automobile.
- Woodrow Wilson
It isn't my intent to say anything libellous. It is my belief that what is contained herein is factual. If any reader has knowledge to the contrary, please
contact me.
A Tale of a Bad Investment - Briefly: together we've invested
millions of dollars in a forestry trust - some of us even invested at the direction of the NZ government
to qualify ourselves to immigrate; however, our funds - millions of dollars - evaporated leaving us nothing... |
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Introduction - details the origins of Flat Rock Forests Trust
and the mission of Unitholders: "Why, to attempt to get some or all of our investment back..." |
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Sources of Information - The function of a record in the Companies Office
is to transmit information to subsequent others who seek it. It is the means by which a discovery can be
authenticated in the long run. Readers of the record can pick holes in the flow of events or test for consistency
by telling whether diverse documents can be welded into an integral, coherent whole. It should not be a place where
questions of authenticity arise easily... |
List of Forests - The Manawatu Forests: Aokautere, Shannon, Pukehou,
Medlicott, Manuka; Wilanda Downs; Matauri Mara; Lake Alice; Kai Iwi; Otaika; Bideford/Rangitumau; Turret/Hunua/Paparimu;
Flat Rock: Arbor: Francis Creek, Lawrence; Rocky River. Click photo at right to bypass flash front-end. |
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Flat Rock Forests Location Map - this brochure was produced by the receivers to entice
still other investors to buy the forests we had thought belonged to us... |
Hatch's Certainty Principle - The world is a network of relationships: the once absolute
is now subject to change, renegotiation, endless reconstruction of new out of old, endless waves and repercussions
intersecting. Complete truth isn't graspable as one point of view, but the total of several distinct views. |
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