MM you left out the cream in that post.
If one can short a company out of existence, those fund gained
Came from a non entity and do not fall under any IRS code to report
It's a massive loop hole in the tax code, that for some odd reason, is not closed.
So there is a big motivation for a CEO such as Dean Bradley to short off shore while diluting 110% of the A/S.
Then have your closer, Jeff Digenova, come in and kill the issue.
Give away assets for free and $10, so the debt holder becomes the biggest bag holder. Like white water. Then Joe files BK on Q. NOT! I think it got within days of that.
Why did Dean get busted with blank Prefrred notes by the Sheriff? Jeff tried like hell to issue himself some in the final days? QASP had to die.
And the fight continues today.
Donnell is one small step from D day. Boats are loaded and the shore line is coming in view from the fog. So close.