For much of its existence, the management of this company has been lead by a pack of fraudsters. The current management is part of it. Mr. Hodge gave Mr. Henthorn's other company (BCCI) thirty million shares of stock for a patent that had been decline. That was nearly a twenty percent dilution. He has given out tens of millions of shares since then for questionable purposes and generated not one red cent in revenues. In the financial statements there has been numerous questionable claims. If I can keep somebody from losing money here, I will. What you are saying is that we should be part of the fraud. Well, that will not be the case. I, for one, will not be part to such behavior. But Mr. Hodge is not defrauding the potential customer, but investors. He could have long ago engaged in activities that are related to the main business model being claimed. These activities would include such things as working as an actors agent, booking rock bands and filming the concerts, even having a recording studio, et cetera. But he has failed to do anything except provide a handful of questionable parties with free or nearly free shares of stock. He has had two years to get the show on the road. Almost a year and a half ago, he started falsely accusing me of interference in the business, and that that was the reason why he hadn't been able to move forward. He has no excuses. Because it is all a failure. It is not a failure of ineptitude; it is a failure of a complete lack of regard for his fiduciary responsibilities. The more people come here and try to defend the management here; the more the likes of me will come to correct the misrepresentations being written. The smart thing would be to say nothing and let it ride. Your comments inspire me to write a reply.
