That was a nice response Freddie. Thank you for that courtesy.
In response to your question, the reason why I am not recommending taking this to court is because we have put together a plan to get the attention of the SEC and our plan is perfectly on schedule.
Just as a pot of water doesn't start to show large bubbles until the pressure builds accordingly, so will the situation with our warrants come to a full boil soon enough.
Right now, we are in the phase of the tiny bubbles that you see at the bottom of the pot just before they start to surface.
We will only consider filing a lawsuit after plan B. Lets hope that we never have to even consider executing plan B because plan B will require world wide media attention in some ways that those involved will not want to be a part of. It will put them in a very bright spotlight. This will include standing outside of the offices of the SEC with signs pointing everyone to the book with the exact individuals names at fault. It will be a day filled with public shame for those involved so we are hoping that it does not come to this. We will do whatever is necessary within the law in order to get back what was taken from us and once done, this will serve as a warning to anyone who ever thinks about doing something like this again.
So far since the beginning of January we have had an additional 61 SEC complaints submitted as of today and more pouring in daily.
I hope this helps answer your question and I sincerely hope that you pick up at least 2,000 HYMCZ for yourself because any outsiders who have the opportunity to hold these are taking the place of those who originally paid anywhere from $40,000 to $100,000 for just 1,000 HYMCZ depending on the price that they originally purchased ANV before the shares were converted to warrants. This goes to show just how bad the warrant holders were taken advantage of.
