It occurred to me as I was working in the flower beds today that just as with the accusations made about the CEO that we all asked for proof on, the same should be said about accusations made against others. While there is clear evidence that some who did major leg work for this company were recouped their expenses, much of what they did do back then was all on their own. Like many of us, they did it because they believed in the product, they believed in the company and they believed in the CEO. There is also clear evidence that other than believing in the product, the rest of it was terribly misguided and has proven to be a huge error in judgement for them and for those of us who did ground work and helped promote the product with friends and family member, local stores etc... They were smart to seek/take reimbursement for expenses given the amount of work they were doing. They were not paid for doing the work, they were paid for anything out of their pocket and were smart to do so. Doesn't make them a bad person for being smart. From my interaction, they are blue collar working stiffs like so many of us who had high hopes of seeing those days end because they found this product and prayed it was their way to financial freedom. Didn't happen...for any of us. Very common story in penny stocks.
I do not believe, personally, that anything illegal was done. If there was it will show itself in due time but I remain skeptical and I live by the karma rule. If there are questions about anything being illegal or wrong, the CEO should be addressed. I do, however, remain vigilant about going up against anyone who continues to defend the actions of this CEO. There is no way to defend his actions (especially the R/S) given all of the public statements made and what has actually happened that now have become glaringly wrong. The CEO is the one that should be the subject of this board for the fault lies squarely on his shoulders.
ALL MY OPINION.
Enjoy the rest of your week!
"What is joy w/o sorrow? What is health w/o illness? You have to experience each if you are to appreciate the other. There is always going to be suffering. It's how you look at your suffering, how you deal with it, that will define you." Mark Twain
