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As much as I would like to see this project succeed,it does seem an odd way to go about things.An analogy would be that a man who owns the largest forklift dealer in the middle east decides to build a bacon processing plant,because his forklifts will be able to load the trucks leaving the plant really efficiently.Ignoring the fact that in the chosen locality there is nobody with any knowledge of the production process and no market for the product.Then he chooses to have a company thousands of miles away do the actual cooking to a recipe he supplies.Always supposing he can recruit somebody with a good recipe.Fair comparison?Logical?Likely to succeed?
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