In the absence of conclusive facts, in my opinion, there are still two possibilities with respect to Treaty's current CEO:
(1) Chris Tesarski was scammed too and is trying to sort out the mess left behind by the previous Treaty administration.
(2) Chris Tesarski is under the control of Blackburn and is trying to perpetuate the scam.
Option (1) seems - in my view - to be supported by CT's actions on Belize and some of his plans in PRs.
Option (2) seems - in my view - to be supported by CT's noticeable lack of progress on turning Treaty back into an oil company, his complete lack of reporting to the SEC, his issuing of preference shares and his appointment of Andrew Kramer (Andrew Reid's attorney) to the new Treaty Board of Directors.
I am surprised that Platon Petratos and Andrew L. Kramer are not named as Defendants in the SEC's action:
- Platon Petratos for his blatant promotion of the very items that the SEC allege were designed to deceive shareholders.
- Andrew L. Kramer, for being Treaty's (plus Andrew Reid's and Bruce Gwyn's) Louisiana Attorney at the same time that Samuel Whitley was Treaty's Texas based attorney.
How long do shakeholders think Treaty remain a going concern in the face of this court action by the SEC?
Cheers
Belize Oilwatch
Belize City, Belize CA
Just opinion based on facts from Belize.
