And Sandpaints is laughing too at some obvious pudsters, but I personally am not laughing at Pucillo. I have been working on a proper response that will stand a stronger chance of being impactful.
If you lack reading comprehension, you may miss the opportunity to put together the facts as I am digging them up. However, in future I will be posting less and less here and I also will not be reporting exactly what I am doing to advance the cause of common shareholders, as that would obviously be the equivalent of posting directly to Pucillo and his Minions.
In summary, the statute of limitations on non competitive and unfair business practices under antitrust law runs as long as 5 years after the event. The plan of achievement of AT&T and Fibertower in transfer of the spectrum licenses to the harm of common shareholders began in 2011 or 2012, then completed it's wrong doing in 2018 with the confounding of the FCC order- as the facts will reveal, thus starting the run of the statute of limitations from 2018 forward.
Damages and disgorgement are allowed in antitrust. When this comes to a court, with no prior or now timely settlement, then emphatically that process will not be settled out of court, once it is scheduled, it will run to the full verdict being provoked.
I attest.
Laugh about the above paragraphs, those that will in the meantime. This is the Mean Time.
