Good Morning, zoney3. It's cool to hear from you. Shareholders are toast. Medizone isn't the first company I have seen where management actually ran away from itself and its responsibilities to shareholders. It's what one does when does when overwhelmed and out of his/her league. When I was trying to get proxies to erase the preferred stock issue signed before that meeting, UPS returned them to me because no one was ever in the office to receive them. I still have that envelope. I almost dropped it in the CEOs lap at the meeting in front of everyone. Had I had it to do over again in SLC, I would have taken off my "Keep The Peace" hat in favor of my "Accountability" hat and forced several issues that would have rendered the Board a little nervous. I told attorneys Swan and Pinegar "You're Welcome" upon leaving. Medizone was one of those rare situations in the marketplace where people really believed that the science was so good that it eventually would triumph over weak management. Today's social media outlets in healthcare are so numerous that you and/or I could have created a global awareness program for Asepticsure with nominal effort.
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