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Tuesday, 03/14/2023 10:24:01 AM

Tuesday, March 14, 2023 10:24:01 AM

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The very article that this post refers to (here: https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=171434836) is a great example of why and what George Sharp is accomplishing here with WNFT.

What Mr Sharp says in the article: http://www.clippercorporatepartners.com/2017/09/the-walls-are-closing-in-on-attorney.html?m=1
" I have always maintained that this is a lousy way to go public, both for a (legitimate) company and especially for prospective investors. The company can face a myriad of unknowns which can affect the well being of the company and/or the trading of their stock; for example, undisclosed debt holders and nefariously intended established shareholders. This was indeed the case with GOFF, as I will discuss later".

The fact that Mr Sharp sued for custodianship of GOFF after pointing out the risks involved and bagging on Tracy's handling of it LOUDLY states one thing:

"OK folks, now let me show you how its done"...

And that he has... SEC reporting - Fully audited by one of the best firms in the country - Name change - forward split - And Six figures out of of his own pocket to do so.

Calasse is the final blemish... Once Calasse is gone, this ticker will be the polar opposite of what Sharp is referring to in the above article

.... A clean SAFE vehicle for a legitimate company looking to go public

This guy walks up to me at the horse track... As I placed my bet he scoffed at my pick. ....Then offered to by my ticket for half price..