"I'm still wondering if the ASD patient infringement suit wasn't part of the script."
Funny you should bring that up RA. When Griffin mentioned the timing of the lawsuit in his CC, that's the first thing that came to mind. Maybe the timing of the suit did the most harm to shareholder equity, but maybe as the script plays out we will also find that it provided the best benefit to insiders.
It may very well benefit the new and old, inner-circle insiders, not the old, outer-circle insiders which appear to have been recently kicked to the curb with the changing of the guard.
The second I read the "Pied Pipers" backing up Griffin's little sob story, the more I believe it's part of the same ole game we've all seen in the past with the likes of RS et al.
After all, the ball was in CDEX's court as far as timing goes. ASD just didn't suddenly file suit against CDEX without a good deal of prior communications. Parties try to settle these matters with as little legal fees as possible.
We have all witnessed how Loch/CDEX can manipulate communications to their advantage. Maybe CDEX was in communications with ASD as a stall tactic and when the timing was right, they stonewalled ASD forcing them to file suit.
CDEX had control over their own destiny with this one IMO.
There have been many posts describing scenarios which establish motive for such a ploy.
