GLFH is a paper mill. It’s built on projections, credit lines, empty promises, and the next acquisition. I’m happy you spoke to Wes, and happy that he stuck to the company line. Did he give enough reason for his 50m 2018 projection? I’m curious about that Fleaux Solutions acquisition. So the company existed since 2016, they were doing work I suppose in 2017 according to the WinP statement. Got their Cosmic deal on Dec 12 2017. I’m sure negotiations were entered into in Dec 2017 with GLFH. Because GLFH closed the deal on Jan 31 2018. Of course, 13K of Fleaux Solution’s invoicing for 2018 had already been noted, and then the 1/25/18 job on the 2018 WinP. So basically Fleaux Solutions told us they had work, they listed the work and revenue, but they have yet to prove it. What other sources of Revenue are available to GLFH? They liquidated their battery division for $25k, only collecting $10k in royalty. They sold the pump division. Why has every deal that didn’t involve a Fleaux company, fallen through? And Fleaux Solutions, easily acquired that $1.1m in credit lines, right before the buy-out. But why then? Hadn’t they been doing work prior to this acquisition? Did they not need lines of credit to perform that work? Of course the Ownership of Fleaux Solutions, is a Director of GLFH, and two heavy investors as well as officers or partners in the other Fleaux company. Why did the CFO of Fleaux Services get to convert 500K of Common Shares to Preferred A Shares? Didn’t GLFH have a deal in place to sell the Daylight Pump to Southwest BDC for $400K in Cash Consideration? GLFH is negative $3.6mil in Revenue since its Inception. Simple Facebook research shows the relationships these Directors and other actors have. I’m just asking questions, you said everything checks out, hey they are audited right. Probably the smartest thing GLFH has done is have an outside auditor, but didn’t Enron and Chesapeake have outside auditors? It’s my humble opinion that I was, and you folks continue to ride a Rented Horse in this race. So I sold my shares.
