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Re: mates post# 83811

Friday, 04/26/2019 2:04:01 PM

Friday, April 26, 2019 2:04:01 PM

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I'm glad to see cotton in on it and have spoken with both cotton & Mr. Wu.

If we all jump on will it "muddy the waters?"

Frankly, it has been abuse and I'm offended it has taken this long.

What is done cannot be undone.

That is why there are penalties, even if they're capped.

As per my post #83795:

<<I'm pretty sure they don't want to hear someone "too long in the tooth" to bring up questions of fraud, looting and claw backs while they confess they've permitted the CTs to trade so the Estate is eligible for NOL tax credits.>>

I'm working on a document that will address and itemize potential abuse in the case against the CT shareholders.

However, I would like to think the Court will bring our interests to bear and make restitution in all fairness.

If they needed time and accommodations in what both Mr. Miller & Judge Peck termed "the most complicated bankruptcy in history" then make restitution.

They know how.

They know the FOMC rates.

They know how much the Counter-Parties and Trustees have been using to their advantage.

They have the resources.

They have forensic accountants if necessary.

What do they need to do it now?

The SEC is hanging over their backs.

If they want a settlement without more contests, they need to resolve the issue thoroughly and correctly acknowledging the advantages and disadvantages taken of all parties at all opportunities.

mojo