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Re: samsamsamiam post# 15427

Tuesday, 05/12/2020 5:22:50 PM

Tuesday, May 12, 2020 5:22:50 PM

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But there are actually two actual filing 10/28/2029 an 8K and 10/30/2019 a 10q, plus the shareholder meeting letter, ENIP SEC filings that pretty much maps out the whole story..

Until there is an actual filing about the company and their plans you ain't got squat.



From 10Q 10/30/2019

"On September 5, 2019, the Nevada Court appointed Custodial Management LLC as custodian of the Registrant. On September 26, 2019, the custodian renewed the Registrant with the State of Nevada at a cost of $11,100 USD. The Registrant then canceled the debt by issuing to Friction & Heat LLC 882,550,000 newly issued common shares of the Registrant which represents 73.11 of the registrant's issued and outstanding shares. On October 24, 2019, the Registrant called for a shareholder meeting to take place on November 5, 2019."

Which verifies Passalaqua as custodial, verifies Passalaqua as majority voting shareholder, verifies shareholder meeting letter and verifies the transfer of the license with UPenn to MILV.

One of the items was the transfer of the CCA LLC license with UPenn from ENIP to MILV. As noted on this board countless times the Fountain patent has no bearing on the license with UPenn. The license involves the development of a drug delivering system from the CCA LLC's Nano Particle Complex (NPC) technology that was clearly spelled out in another SEC filing, from ENIP 2016.

Another item on the shareholder meeting letter was approval of a 1000 to 1 RS if needed. The action taken by Passalaqua strongly suggest that he decided to take another route to improve the shell share structure by returning to its treasury almost 66% of the outstanding shares instead of implementing the RS.

If Passalaqua was still planning to follow though with the RS their would been no benefit to him to relinquish those shares for nothing in return. To repeat the SHARE WERE PUT BACK IN THE TREASURY NOT TRANSFERRED OR CONVERTED TO PREFERRED.

The ENIP filings show Michael Fountain is still a member of CCA LLC and elected to take voting share over common shares, indicating he wanted a voice in the activity of the company.

The ENIP filings also reveals the other distinguished members of CCA LLC and public filing disclose all of their personal business successes in other ventures over the last several decades.