I have never seen a web site where the company brings out any negative issues about its operations, personnel, products, management, history or anything else. It is perfectly understandable and a very common practice. Selective disclosure on a web site is not illegal. After all, who would say anything about himself that would scare away potential customers. That is precisely the reason everything on the site should be taken cautiously. There is always another side of the story, that usually is kept hidden.
What we learned about Loch Harris and its directors, we learned from many sources other than their web site. Anyone who would have read Loch web site up until it was taken down, was all good, all promising, and convincing enough as to make us all invest our money in. Time and personal DD showed us a completely different picture. And still, so many of us refused to believe all the red flags that were being raised. We have perfected a sense of blaiming others of trying to hurt our investment and bring the company down. We refused to see the evidence that was right before our eyes. And we got hurt. Royally, and willingly. And even after the whole truth has been exposed, we still look for someone or something to blame, other than ourselves.
Will this happen with CDEX too? Is our greed so strong that we are insulated from the truth?
