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Wednesday, 02/13/2019 4:09:37 PM

Wednesday, February 13, 2019 4:09:37 PM

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Lets look at the accusation that Sean lied to the share holders.
Sean liked to share as much info with you as possible. Was he trying to pump the stock or did he really think you deserved to get the info, who knows? There is a huge problem with what he was trying to do. You need to have something to talk about on a weekly basis. Most companies don't announce things until it is old news or actually happened. Sean was trying to keep us up to date with daily activities. We all know that just because we plan on doing something tomorrow does not always mean it is for sure. Murphy's law 101.
1) Sean said that they were hoping to list on the Nasdaq? They were heading in that direction until LEFT came along. And the sp crashed. He spoke too soon.
2) The last big one was that they would have oil imported from Australia by the end of 218. The imports would have pushed their product line toward the 50 mark. Again they had most of their ducks in a row. The product was lined up and as far as we know the government was on board. Then Shopify threw them a curve and told them that their rules were that the products must come from a Canadian licensed producer. They thought that their license was good enough being that the government was allowing them to import it and sell it. Again his desire to share all with everyone got him in deep trouble.

Did Sean lie or was he just not cut out to run a public company?