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Re: e-ore post# 51925

Friday, 04/27/2018 10:57:20 PM

Friday, April 27, 2018 10:57:20 PM

Post# of 54143
Mr. Hudson admitted trying to use collusion

against CWIR that has caused

major losses for shareholders...


Securities Counselors has attested

that Mr. Townsend was duly

authorized as CEO to present

annual filings 2013 thru 2015...


https://backend.otcmarkets.com/otcapi/company/financial-report/157657/content

otcm has currently placed

other SC attorney letters

for 2016 in inactive section...


year ended 2013 Annual report link...

https://backend.otcmarkets.com/otcapi/company/financial-report/157625/content


From 2013 thru 2016 annual

reports, Mr. Townsend attested

to items describing how He

obtained Control Shares and Securities

Counselors attested to his right

to prepare Annual statements...


Yeah, it was all cool for

Townsend to catch up back

filings of CWIR for 2013, 2014,

and 2015 which was before He

took over in 2016...


And like since 2007, Townsend

did not raise the share count

showing in filings...


Then, all of sudden, Hudson

decides it isn't cool for

Townsend to sell CWIR Control

and who cares who loses...


NOTE 7. SUBSEQUENT EVENTS.
On February 4, 2016, Electronic Merchant Systems Rochester, Inc., a New York corporation (“EMSR”), and one of
our control shareholders, together with First Hudson Trust of New York, a Massachusetts Trust operating under the laws
of the State of Oklahoma (“First Trust”), also one of our control shareholders, entered into a sale and reorganization
agreement with Charles Townsend; whereby, for valuable consideration, EMSR and First Trust sold, transferred, and
conveyed their collective control shares in the Company to Mr. Townsend. Furthermore, as a condition of that certain
agreement, Randolph S. Hudson, our Chairman of the Board, President, Chief Executive Officer, Acting Secretary, and
Acting Treasurer, resigned all of his positions with the Company.
As a part of the transaction with The Townsend Group, Mr. Grande and Mr. Hudson effectively relinquished all of
their mutual and respective rights and claims to any payroll or other compensation that was accruing and due them.


CWIR filings don't back up

any claims for a Control

Dispute in their text...


And Colorado SOS shows no

documents to date to alledge

any dispute of CWIR Control...


Randolph Hudson did admit to

trying to undermine CWIR

shareholder value and collusion

on his part has helped cause

loss of share price...LJ



Randolph Hudson did sign off

on filings to SEC that said

CWIR owed shares to 5

unaccredited investors and

should have delivered them shares...


Did Hudson and Grande fail to

deliver shares to 5 investors

in 2015 after aggreeing to

settle 26,400 of debt

with them?...



https://backend.otcmarkets.com/otcapi/company/sec-filings/10985047/content/html

So has CWIR lost about

24 million of market value

because someone else wouldn't

do what Hudson and Grande

failed to do?







Gee Beav, rithmatic isn't usually this hard to read!