Ethema Health Corp (GRST)

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What a waste of time. No other boards left to go bash on? Time is money, but because you got no money left, you waste your time here writing the same BULLSHIT time after time. What a pathetic person you are.

Some People Just Live in Their Own Truth — But Repeating Lies Doesn’t Make Them Real

There’s a difference between criticism and fiction, and this poster continues to blur that line. His strategy is simple: repeat the same false narrative over and over again, hoping repetition will make it true. Sorry, that’s not how facts work.

Let’s unpack the nonsense again—for the last time:

1. “The Reg A wasn’t withdrawn because no 1-Z was filed.”
This is just legalistic smoke and mirrors. If you understood how small-cap compliance works, you’d know companies often move on from filings without issuing a formal withdrawal notice when the offering expires or becomes irrelevant.
The Reg A expired in November 2024, was never pursued further, and Mr. Leon directly confirmed it is not being refiled. You say you read everything, but seem to conveniently miss what's not part of your personal narrative.

2. “They filed the RS in January just to refile the Reg A.”
That’s pure speculation, with zero factual support. The company has not done a reverse split in over 20 years. If this was just about dilution, it would have happened long ago. The RS is part of a clear strategy to uplist and attract new institutional attention—not dump stock into a non-existent offering. If you’re going to accuse someone of planning dilution, show actual dilution—not fantasy.

3. “The acquisitions were handed over for nothing.”
Here’s a fun contradiction: you claim the company took on defaulted debt and overpaid, then say they were handed assets “for nothing.” Which is it?
The truth is this: GRST acquired assets to expand strategically into Kentucky. It was a smart play to vertically integrate and secure long-term revenue—not some underhanded shell game like you're implying without proof.

This pattern of twisting facts, cherry-picking filings, and ridiculing company moves with emoji-laced sarcasm doesn’t add up to credibility. It’s theater—drama designed to shake confidence, not provide insight.

So no, repeating this narrative a hundred times doesn’t make it true.
It just shows how deeply you've convinced yourself of your own version of events—regardless of filings, math, or context.