DD Support Board and Research Team

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There is no question that George has benefited financially. Money is no doubt a driving motivator in everything he does. That's usually his go to when he wants to put others down to build himself up - I have a bigger house, more money, more success, etc.

I don't follow any of that stuff nearly as closely as you or some others. I've seen some of the accusations though about how he earned some of the money used to expand his horse racing ventures and about his relationship with stock pumpers. And even casual observers know how George likes to exaggerate his achievements and how obsessed he can get with his reputation. His obsession about how others perceive him has led to some erratic behavior.

I honestly don't really follow any of his companies. But I suppose success is relative.

Has FORW been a success? Have FORW shareholders that have held that through all the changes from GRDO to FORW and the reverse split seen gains? They haven't reported any revenues to date. Did the company's investment in HMBL benefit the company or just George? The issuer is probably in better shape today than it would have been had it stayed GRDO under Bill Schaefer's control.

What would be considered a success for GVSI? At this point just getting a name/symbol change approved by FINRA and getting back to pink current might be enough to declare a victory. I'm sure the expectations on that have been much higher in the past though and most shareholders hoped for better results to date.

He did get SRNW and WNFT fully reporting again. I don't know much about those beyond that. I'm pretty shocked that he was able to make the progress he did with GOFF (WNFT). That was a very dirty shell. I guess we'll see what happens with those in the future. I'm sure like the typical penny stock, there will be lots of rumors and speculation along the way.

RETC and MEIL were blunders that amounted to nothing more than pump and dumps for penny stock traders.

I think most people would agree that HMBL was a massive failure. George convinced a lot of shareholders to buy that at much higher prices. Plus there was that whole reverse split disaster. George shouldn't have been involved in HMBL at all since he had a personal stake in the company. It looks really bad and opens him up to some possible legal issues in the future.

There definitely seems to be no shortage of drama around anything that George gets involved in. I think he revels in the attention though.