If you actually do diligence, Ha, you will find out that none of this is a smokescreen. It's pretty easy because of what they are doing is very easy to track. I don't think the guy who discovered stem cells is going to stake his entire career on a scam either, I'm sure he's made his money.
Paul Enright and friends are in no way associated with the company. I can say that for a fact, I was told directly. I don't think anyone really liked him, just a guess, I've been watching this since the beginning it's always been Tony and Earnie. But that's a well educated guess. I would love to have discussions about the facts of what is going on. However talking about companies who make announcements other than cnab and dwelling on them 12 months later I suspect is wasting our time. I suspect that deal never happened (hpnn), it's fairly obvious it never happened. There was never an announcement from United cannabis either.
Getting caught up in deals that never happened, never existed and people who don't work for the company anymore or barely even did isn't really indicative of what's going on at the moment. Can we work on that a little bit? This is the most interesting cannabis company I've seen, I'd love to see a more interesting one. They appear to be trying to do real research with their own resources, based on who they have working for them, and I don't see anybody else trying to do that that isn't gw, or has reputable scientists. I'm surprised they're not trying to raise money to fund experiments I think that would be a very logical step. Why aren't we talking about things like this?
