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We Waited We tried, but all we received was the fuzzzz of bureaucracy.

This unprecedented opportunity for a president of the United States to make a huge no-cost gesture of goodwill and peace to the people of Russia and to President Putin, has been lost in the red-tape of "aids".   InfoTelesys has not received any response back from the White House other than "we are looking into it".

However hard you look at Mir, it will not stay up there.  We have to move forward.  InfoTelesys' Automated Trading System was initiated today.  We expect to see activity on IT-AT™ as the InfoTelesys' story hits national media.

InfoTelesys 1st press conference Friday March 15, 2001 2:00 p.m. InfoTelesys, Friday Press Conference March 16, 2001 – Fairmont Hotel - San Jose, California 2:00 p.m. - http://www.fairmont.com/Hotels/Index_SJ.html 

InfoTelesys announces 12 Hour delay in Initial Web Public Offering release to give President Bush time to respond to the InfoTelesys’ Final Peace Offer

Introduction

Russia's graciousness in spite of the difficult position they are in, as Russia struggles to rebuild their economy after communisms failure, presents an unprecedented opportunity for former adversaries to step in and make lasting peace with a new Open and Friendly Russia.

We are all aware that Russia has sold arms to some of America's enemies, however, one must recognize that these are Russia's friends.  We know that Russia spies on America, but America also spies on Russia.  It is not time to move on to more intelligent fields, is it not time countries stopped spying on each other?

Lack of understanding in communications causes conflict.

InfoTelesys promises to bridge the world with global communications, which we believe are capable of making huge inroads and lasting peace.  So long as the media content we publish does not preach violence!   Nations need to unite, recognizing that all stand equal before God.  In our new digital world it is no longer "us against them", but rather, "all of us together" on this amazing and beautiful planet.

InfoTelesys has been so well received by Russia, and around the world.  Probably because we are not interested in simply making money, but rather, our interest is to make the world a better place, and that includes Russia, who at this time has great need.

When InfoTelesys acquired the rights to Russia's Rostelesat Space program including Russia's incredible experience and expertise in building, flying and launching satellites, it allowed InfoTelesys to work directly with the Russian government, who based on our experiences is run by people no different to those we deal with in the U.S. government.   Although, Russia possibly has a little less bureaucracy due to their cash strapped position.  Near the end of November last year, InfoTelesys sent a letter indicating our interest in acquiring Space Station Mir to President Putin and Mr. Yury Koptev, Head of Russian Aviation & Space Agency.  It took a little over a month for the letter to percolate through the government to the right people.

Early in February, InfoTelesys was invited to Russia to present the "InfoTelesys Mir/Peace Around the Word Plan".  The Founder gave a private presentation to Mr. Denisov, First Deputy Council Representative, Federal Assembly, Parliament of the Russian Federation.  Mr. Denisov was smart enough to Get IT.  

A Norwegian accompanying InfoTelesys suggested that he could persuade the Norwegian government to provide funds to InfoTelesys to support the InfoTelesys plan.  The next day, the Russian government gave InfoTelesys an official letter to the Norwegian government asking them to assist InfoTelesys.  InfoTelesys never received a response from the Norwegian government (InfoTelesys' letter to Norwegian Prime Minister Stoltenberg included here)

Recognizing the huge significance of Space Station Mir to the Russian people, InfoTelesys realized that there existed an tremendous opportunity for the U.S. to extend an arm of friendship towards the people of Russia by simply temporarily loaning InfoTelesys funds for an immediate Mir maintenance mission.  InfoTelesys prepared a letter for President Bush explaining the opportunity to assist Russia.  Unfortunately the Hanssen spy scandal  broke the surface at the time we were contacting President Bush.   InfoTelesys does not know if our letter was delivered to President Bush, or if he had the opportunity to personally evaluate our offer.  We did get the letter to one of Bush's Aids, while a congressman's aid gave us the cold shoulder when we tried to approach the President through congress man.

Considering that the President is newly in office, one can certainly forgive any oversight he might have had in not seizing this incredible opportunity to foster good relations at practically no cost.  But then, the U.S. government has never been good at doing anything that does not cost a fortune.

Who knows, maybe there is still opportunity through open forum, to foster friendly ties that bind nations together and not tear them apart.

CLive Boustred
Chairman & CEO