I think that's giving them too much credit. It's pretty clear they understand the idea of a reverse merger, but not the steps that are needed with the process. It'll be fun in January to see how the story changes, again.
To be fair if you're taking the advice of someone who mainly posts in a ticker that can't get past .0001, is promoting a company that is completely dissolved and not trading, and was all for an IPO that is now 50% below it's initial IPO price and 70% below it's high the day after the IPO you probably deserve to lose your money.