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Thursday, 03/09/2023 10:34:27 PM

Thursday, March 09, 2023 10:34:27 PM

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Benny, my "legal team" informed me that Whitecastle Capital was not the original noteholder. They had no authority to increase the debt "at their discretion" as the binding contract of the original debt was not to them. Clive could be on the hook to all common shareholders that had equity taken from them through this illegal dillution. Class action would be worth well north of 100 million. Any common shareholders that owned during the Whitecastle conversions would be elligible. All this is readily available to anyone interested in reading the ER filings since Brian Glass aquired AABB through recievership. Might even get the 5.00 dollars per share you promised to anyone still holding. Be careful what you wish for.