Friday, January 05, 2024 2:35:17 AM
Lest you forget, Calasse was offered 10 million commons, which at the time could be sold for .50/share, to simply "go away." The greedy prick refused. $5 million dollars is a far cry from stealing shares, but I digress.
Per the WNFT twitter feed:
It is $WNFT's position that Calasse does not have jurisdiction, but that even if the court rules that it will consider his appeal, it will not be granted because
1) Calasse did not pay the company for his stock nor did he provide value;
2) Calasse's previous counsel did not provide supporting evidence that Calasse was entitled to anything, within the period allowed;
3) Calasse participated in a fraud committed by the then company's controlling shareholders; and,
4) You cannot unring a bell, i.e. the shares have already been cancelled and you cannot uncancel shares.
It is $WNFT's position that it will not reward Calasse for his fraudulent stewardship of the company during his short reign as a puppet President.
So I guess Sharp's lawyers are lying now too. The only fraud and scams seemingly perpetrated by anyone are the ones from prior management. The same people you are so eagerly and vehemently defending.
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