>>>>>LFB has also entered into agreements with GTC to purchase $3.6 million of common stock at the October 30, 2009 market closing price of $1.07 per share, subject to customary closing conditions. This transaction provides LFB with a further 3.4 million shares of common stock.<<<<<

Stupid shareholder:

"Dr. Cox, Sir, you sold them too cheap. It is only 10 cents a old share."

Beloved leader Cox:

"HaHaHa, they only got the paper. My 'right hand' Green could print out as many as certificates as they want."

Stupid shareholder:

"Dr. Cox, Sir, $3.6 million can only last for a little more than ONE MONTH BY YOUR SPENDING RATE of losing $3.3 million a month."

Beloved leader Cox:

"Shut up! you know how hard I and my executive buddies worked to ADVANCE TRANSGENIC TECHNOLOGY. It is the cost you shareholders have to pay ($690,909 to me)."

Stupid shareholder:

"But GTC has no money. GTC is bankrupting or bankrupted."

Beloved leader Cox:

"You should know how smart I am. LFB owns 77% of GTC. Bankruptcy is their problem, NOT mine."

Stupid shareholder:

"What happens, when your $10 million runs out (in 3 months)."

Beloved leader Cox:

"Did your teacher teach you mathematics? Son, it's important to have good education. ALL I HAVE TO DO IS TO SELL LFB 70 MILLION OLD GTCB AT 5 CENTS A SHARE."

Stupid shareholder:

"In that case I and my fellow shareholders would only own 10% of company. Dr. Cox, Sir, could you dilute our shares at HIGHER PRICE."

Beloved leader Cox (becoming impatient):

"Did you read my 2008 Annual report? I gave you 20 reasons that you shouldn't invest in GTCB."

"You should read, before you leap (into GTCB)."

"If you don't like us, sell your shares and go away."

"Just don't whine. I and may buddies have important DRUG to develop."