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Re: Dutch1 post# 48257

Friday, 03/15/2019 1:33:48 PM

Friday, March 15, 2019 1:33:48 PM

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Nothing you have shared shows that Viridis didn't own GERS anymore.


That's twice that you've misquoted me.

Show me any message I wrote that said that Viridis didn't own GERS anymore. I said and I documented with a link to my sources that Bitzio doesn't own GERS shares anymore (because they're out of business).

The Greenshift corporation still has a legal obligation to produce 10-Ks (two are missing already with a third one due very soon) 10-Qs (the ones for 2017 and 2018 are all late) and the 8-K that I mentioned above.

This is part of a message that someone posted on Skunk's website last June.

KK owns INFLUX Capital LLC. INFLUX owns 100% of FLUX Carbon Corporation. FCC owns 100% of Viridis Capital LLC, amongst others. Viridis owns 80% of GreenShift Corporation. GreenShift owns 100% of GS CleanTech Corporation, which owns 20% of FLUX Carbon LLC, the new JV company with ATIS.

FCC acquired 80% of BTZO in 2014 after BTZO defaulted under loans with FCC's affiliate, FLUX Carbon Starter Fund LLC. FCC later transferred Viridis into BTZO in December 2015 to satisfy a new lender's requirement to complete a GreenShift debt refinancing. The lender's concerns involved the impact of the litigation on GreenShift's stock given their equity participation in the deal. The new lender later agreed to reverse the Viridis/BTZO transfer in December 2016 so that BTZO could merge with another entity. Viridis was transferred back to FCC at that time.


"Viridis owns 80% of Greenshift Corporation" (but Birzio used to own it.)

Any transaction that involved a majority of the GERS shares is required to be documented by Greenshift with an 8-K. That's U.S. Securities Law, which the SEC enforces, in a courtroom if necessary.