How can you not? Scott Terry is still listed as an advisor on financial websites, Johan Eliasch has not made any wild moves in 2 years, TMPS is a serious contender in a Navy air-to-air refueling contract that's potentially worth hundreds of millions, Johan Aksel Bergendorff is still the CFO, you have UCC filings from Johan Eliasch related companies as recent as October 2018 (shows potentially more capital committed), and they have current performing contracts. The problem is that TMPS is a penny stock, which attracts low level retail investors and stock manipulators. Also, Scott Terry I'm sure is regurgitating what he's being told, but unfortunately, this is the government we're talking about (one day means a week). I personally think Scott is communicating too much with non-institutional investors, but at the same time I'm glad he is. At the end of the day, does it matter? So far he's spoken the truth, whether the timing has lined up or not.