FutureLand Corp (FUTL)

[samroux]

Making it easy for the SEC.

Not only was the Apotheca acquisition illegal (wasn't even registered), but we learn today that Talari and Cox took out a convertible note of $100K in their own company without disclosure, which is also illegal.

I can't wait for the filings to hit so I can see how they slip this convertible note in. Retroactively? Presently? Is the reason for the massive dilution lately because they registered Apotheca and are now converting on that $100K note? Either way, that "acquisition" closed months ago and they withheld material information that'd affect share price. When I asked Cox about this, he told me, "I can't disclose the terms, but it's because we have some interesting things going on." Ha! (Don't worry, Cox, I have the email correspondence of this) You have nothing going on, you just wanted your share price to stay propped up and not disclose the fact that you gave yourself a $100K note.

As an aside, think logically about this for a second. Apotheca is an empty, worthless subsidiary. It wasn't even a registered business up until a couple weeks ago, so it is absolutely worthless. The company that "acquired" it, is Cannabis Leaf, Inc. (PCFP), a worthless shell. If PCFP was interested in having a subsidiary, why not just create one? It's fairly easy to spin off a subsidiary, why acquire something that has absolutely no value.. and hand over shares to do so? Clearly this is a scheme to get in bed with Cox and Talari. Ah, this is just what pink CEO's do; link up their dirty pinks with each other for money laundering purposes.

So, what will the filings show? No matter how they try to finagle this, it is illegal. What I want to know is... HOW illegal?

They just made whistle blowing this thing incredibly easy.

I implore everyone, give a moment of your effort to get blatant scams like this shutdown.

https://www.sec.gov/page/sec-miami-regional-office