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Message: <blockquote data-quote="rkhullar" data-source="post: 359179" data-attributes="member: 55799"><p>Yeah I could see that but what in those instances that you are referring to Ewing oil wasn't at risk. I think what you are not seeing is that what Jock was talking about was actual risky business decisions that could cost the company. On that end he didn't teach JR when to stop. Because even after Jock was long gone. The Clayton Farlow situation the variances of producing more Oil m the fight for Ewing Oil seling to Cuba (BTW there are ways that could have been done legally) all that and then of course BD Calhoun and also the Asian Oil Well situation Jock would never have signed on to those things. The Clayton Farlow situation he might have for John Ross but even that would have been limited. Tricking Cliff Barnes into resigning the OLM that's small potatoes compared to those things I mentioned. So yeah the schemes that JR had after Jock died or when Jock was not in the picture or when Jock was in the picture but not active were much more dangerous. But on stuff that didn't risk Ewing Oil like messing with Barnes sure Jock was ok with that.</p></blockquote><p></p>