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To our shareholders:

November 27, 2009

Julio, Daniel and I want to say we are working very hard for you to make this company great and we wish you happiness and well being during this holiday season.  We truly do try to make the world a better place for everyone in everything we do. 

Sometimes we run into difficulties when others do not have that aim. 

I write to inform you of some disturbing actions that we believe have been taken by former influential parties that have been near the management of this company for a long time.  I must first address some issues that have come before us, and then I hope to end on a high note.  My full intention is to bring honesty and integrity to our communications with you.  The words that follow should be an example of our dedication to the shareholders of this company.

First, I urge you to do some research to better understand some of your major shareholders, and to understand us as well.  We all have quite a bit of track record on the internet outside of stockhouse.com.  Take the time to understand who we are and compare.  Words used by some in the moment only fade over time.  A demonstrated track record bears out the core values of a person.

I want to relate an experience I remember as I raced across the entire outback of Australia with my team back in 1993.  We had built a solar car from the ground up and brought it and our team to Darwin to compete in the World Solar Challenge.  As we traveled across that desert, I was so inspired by all the teams that were working to create a better world for all of us for generations to come.  Honda won that race and proved you can travel at 85 mph indefinitely on nothing but solar power.  I was a student then, but the purpose remains: to advance sustainability in order to improve our environment in every way I can.  Global 8 Environmental Technologies, Inc. is a great company and is a promising candidate to help get that done.  The trouble is, we cannot stand by and let millions be raised from shareholders with nothing but promises and a website to show for it.  This is not helping get the deals done, and it is not helping create a green economy and a healthier planet.  These are small games that obscure the true opportunity here.

Some have been told we “took over” the company.  We did “take control”, but the board and the CEO are already supposed to be in control, aren’t they?  We had a responsibility under law to do so. Our purpose is to restore the company to a proper operating structure as required by the law and to make the company functional so that your shareholder money is actually put toward projects that grow the company.  Our purpose is not to do any harm to anyone and certainly not the company or any of you.
We are trying to improve the situation for you, a situation that we feel would be quite unpleasant for shareholders who want the company (and their holdings) to grow. The fact is that Dan and Julio were already directors, but had no access to company records or shareholder lists.  They did some work to understand the “consultant” team better and reviewed sources such as this one from the Vancouver Sun in August 2009 entitled Two Vancouver-area residents kicked out of market for Ponzi scheme. Perhaps they would be doing the right thing this time, but to this day, it looks like the situation is similar.  Shareholders lose in the end. 

As Dan and Julio and professional investment advisors observed in public records, the company has spent almost ALL of the $20 million or so raised from you on little but consulting fees.  This seems extraordinary.  It doesn’t take $20 million to build a website and almost-sign some deals in China and Ontario.  Only because of the law, because of Sarbanes Oxley requirements, and not because of any animosity or promise of financial gain, Julio reported to the board formally what he suspected to be problems in the company.  It is the duty of the board to appoint good management.  He and Daniel asked me to join the Board and become CEO because of my expertise with environmental technology and global sustainability issues.  I found that no management had access to any company records, nor did it have control over funds.  We would have been grateful for the opportunity to contact all of you directly but after requesting corporate documents from Rene Branconnier, we received no response and were unable to get in touch with the shareholders.  We certainly intend to make the company whole.  The stock price suffered prior to our arrival and certainly before any announcements were made.  We suspect insider trading is the cause of the drop in price.

We are given to believe, as many of you may know, that a large number of shareholders have signed a petition to have the current Board of Directors removed and replaced by four of Mr. Branconnier’s close associates.  Rene has never called me nor had anyone else previously with the company.  I would think they would at least speak to me like adults and try to help before getting so agressive.  I want you to know that our motives are strictly to direct this company to the benefit of shareholders.  This company is great because of its stated intentions and its potential ability to have a positive impact in the world. We have been working hard to put the company back together after the company was drained of cash and retains very little asset value.  We now have reason to believe that you, the shareholders have not been given honest information when asked to sign the petition.

(If you feel there is any chance that you have been lied to, or if you simply wish to remove your name, you have the right to withdraw your signature.  To do so, please contact Attorney Lisa Demmons at (801) 303-5730, fax (801) 328-4948, 175 East 400 South, Suite 1000, Salt Lake City, Utah 84111.)

Incidentally, I feel it is important for you to know that, for a while we were monitoring stockhouse.com to see what shareholders were saying about our board action.  We have verified some odd behavior by the alias Tictoc (among other aliases), who has the email address .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) and goes by the name Ryan Collin in email correspondence.  We don’t know who he is, but he had access to, and has been monitoring Director Julio Ferreira’s g8et.com email address.  This person also posted a portion of a company private email which was sent to RDG Filings prior to our 8-K filing with the SEC which contained sensitive attachments.  This email and the attached documents were obtained illegally through deceit.  He has also made disturbing threats to our directors.  Ryan Collin does not appear on our active shareholder’s list and to my knowledge is not on the list of shareholders who are said to have signed the reported shareholders’ petition.  This is not the work of an honest man.

Now for something a bit more refreshing: Global 8 and the Coming Wave of Clean Prosperity

Let’s all take a deep breath and have a look toward the future.  Amid all of this, we are working to put the company on a course for growth.  It is a very good time to invest in environmental sustainability.

We have important work to do and in contrast to the lack of results you have seen so far, we will generate revenue by implementing the programs outlined in the 8-K filing, in addition to other capabilities we will add to the company.  We will bring the company onto the wave of green technology and “clean prosperity” you are no doubt beginning to perceive in the news and in the marketplace.

We see opportunities in carbon credits, where emerging companies benefit from reducing carbon emissions by quantifying CO2 emissions reductions in projects and operations.  We will help everyone from industrial partners to rainforest stewards to generate income by offering carbon credits on the European exchange.

We are aware of significant developments in solar power that will reduce costs by 40% and will accelerate adoption of renewable energy in countries around the world. 

The supply chain for biofuels provides significant opportunities including growing jatropha, algae, or other biomass feedstocks; providing the means to convert oils from these agricultural products into diesel fuels; or deploying distribution and delivery systems for these fuels.

Electric vehicles and transit systems provide exceptional opportunities where components and systems for these vehicles are developed.  We intend to be involved in charging infrastructure the development and production of advanced vehicles.

Water infrastructure, desalination, wastewater processing technology and remote village water purification systems are showing signs of tremendous increase in demand.

An organic food supply will be in great demand as people become more aware of how artificially propped up food supplies are negatively affecting our health of that our children.  We need alternatives to factory farming (hormone and antibiotic supported cattle, chickens with large hormone-induced breast, so large they can’t stand up, fish that are farmed and fed beef-industry waste and dyes to enhance their color are all examples).

These are some of the constituent parts of a sustainable world that is in the process of developing during our generation.  Global 8 Environmental Technologies, Inc. is in a position to participate in, and advance all of these industry sectors.  This is a highly technical and complex industry, and we are glad to have a portfolio of prospects and a cadre of scientists, engineers and business professionals that are solidly committed to helping to accelerate the growth of the sustainability industry.

We are glad to have shareholders who bought into this company because they intend to have an impact in, and enjoy the prosperity provided by the growth of this industry.  Expect some highly productive projects as we go forward and be confident in the knowledge that you are invested in a unique company that understands the movements of the industry and can capitalize on its growth.  The mission is sound.  Now we have to make it a reality.

If I remain as a director and CEO, I look forward to a happy future in a prosperous company that produces shareholder wealth. Thank you for your ongoing support of Global 8.

Sincerely,

Tad Simmons
President/CEO