Just as suspected that Brian Koos demanded from his brother that he wanted cold hard cash not worthless shares for that $117,000 payment to do absolutely NOTHING.
We haven't seen the easy to write white paper.
We haven't seen squat from Brian.
Why is that?
Could it be that this was business fraud to cover up the fact that Koos owed his elder brother that same amount for personal loans over the years?
I wonder what the SEC would find if it did a cursory forensic accounting of Koos' books. I bet they would find some interesting things.
And as you have Ceo David Koo's' ear and that he took your sage advice to redo the website at your request, why not ask if Dr. Kesari is still talking to the FDA on Regen's behalf in getting Dcellvax that IND approval?
I bet Dave's answer will be that he is not currently working with dCellvax or engaging with the FDA.
In fact, if any of the absent SAB "advisors" were actually doing anything, Koos would have announced it as he has in the past, especially in regard to Dr. Kesari, who no longer works at UCSD and contrary to the false info still up on Regen's website.
The silence from David is because nothing of that sort is actually happening.
And in fact, David is probably busy pestering his brother to write that white paper that is 10 months late.
And what again did Brian do for that $117K cash payment?
The fact that Brian didn't want Regen shares of any type tells you that Dave's own brother knows the company is crap and doesn't think the common or preferred shares are worth the spittle that drips down Dave's chin when he is at the discoteca eyeing the lolitas.
Brian doesn't believe in the company his brother runs. That's all anyone needs to know.
And as always, I dish our inconvenient facts that expose the misinformation posted about the company on a daily basis.
FACTS are stubborn things
