Greenshift Corporation (GERS)

[Harry Winston]

It’s not Kevin’s intention to leave common shareholders in the dust,

You misunderstand his intention. He told all of us in the Public Benefit page that he wants to abandon his legal obligations to the common shareholders.

Traditional corporate charters require fiduciaries to advance stakeholder benefit in terms of financial capital alone. We believe that such concepts are antiquated and out of touch with the realities of our time.

Later in this diatribe, he tells us what he thinks of capitalism itself. He doesn't explicitly mention trees, migrants, and vagrants, but it's not hard to read between the lines. These three groups are much more worthy of an investment, using our money, than any traditional business product. Even Artizen's untraditional products are unlikely to receive any invstment from Greenshift, which means that GERS shareholders are unlikely to see a price above ten cents any time this year or even next year.

My conclusion is that Kevin has "invested" in Artizen by becoming one of its' best customers. There isn't a better explanation for Greenshift's pathetic "transparency" and the new attention to the wisdom of radical envir9onmental groups.

Our resource draws were insignificant by comparison to the planet’s accumulated reserves and annualized output. Circumstances have since reversed. Our numbers have quintupled, and we are using twice as much as the planet produces every year, seemingly oblivious to our spend and the consequences of our burn.