Thank you, Monty. I really like point #3. If we take that at face value, on July 8, 2014 there was a comprehensive written plan that included plans for stratospheric operations, specific payload partners and even milestones that were going to be communicated. Sure would be great to see that document. . . Drew said it existed. That is what Drew's public COB speech said anyway.
As the Demeter web site says my technical team and I were privileged to work on this technology including some specific aspects that are not included in Drew's remarks (ground to air wireless power transmission for example). We are allowed to claim that as past performance for the research arm of our new company. One would presume that those very specialized technologies required specific technical partners that, because they were not revealed by WSGI, only signed agreements with Trident. As I recall, the only milestone Drew did reveal was the major university partnership by the end of 2014 and that obviously did not happen for WSGI.
To Tallman's point, Demeter did not take or claim (for ownership) any of the airship technology, we merely claim as past performance working on the technology. And WSGI did not own the wireless power technology so, obviously, they would have had to license it. But I did witness the bench top demonstration with my own eyes and it was cool.
To Turbodog's point I don't know what is going on but, then, I believe none of the players do entirely IMO. It is a complex game at the moment and I am just a shareholder and FORMER employee of a partner company. Whoever is behind the PUMA buys would be one example of an unknown complexity(I really have no idea of that).
Drew set the grading scale for his tenure last July--did he get TB, B, AB, P, or I in your opinion? Seems like he has dropped out of school though. I am probably going to avoid grading him in a public forum--maybe over a Turkish coffee in the suq sometime, but not here at WSGI Ihub town! I don't agree with demagogue as a characterization though. I have to have this white paper in by 1630 today, so back to work.
