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Monday, September 29, 2025 4:44:25 PM
"Lawsuit? The one where the judge couldn't find a cause of action but allowed the plaintiffs a second try? That lawsuit? It is also a failure because there still is no cause of action. Now you can go away and feel good about knowing."
I know you can't read a CEO's mind but do you think George "Lockjaw" Sharp has the same amount of confidence the lawsuit will get dismissed again as you do? Also, is it possible that the lawsuit (Sharp, being a defendant in that lawsuit) might be preventing him from closing any possible "merger" deals? Here's his last tweet concerning his, formally, much-hyped "Trifecta" ("REDfecta" to some) tickers (and a little about HMBL):
George Sharp - Advocate for truth in the OTC
@GeorgeASharp
Over the last 3+ years I have spent over $350,000 from my own pocket to keep $SRNW $GVSI and $WNFT current and a going concern. Finding legitimate deals to vend into these tickers has proven to be a challenge for various reasons, including false statements made by individuals. Specifically, one individual, who falsely and retributively claimed--as he has since admitted on the record--that I received $45,000,000 of HUMBL stock for $5,000 and then dumped those shares into the market. This has brought the subject of my integrity into question. Indeed, this statement has brought the integrity of the entire OTC market into question. While I continue to entertain legitimate endeavors for these tickers, I can no longer justify supporting these companies with my own money. As such, I will allow these companies to go into default until I can vend a legitimate and honest deal into them.
This does not include $FORW, who I believe has a legitimate chance of success through its investment in Ligand Global Innovations--Forwardly owns 1/3 of Ligand--and a pending prepaid 9 figure contract to supply portable ventilators to Africa. Of course, as always, this deal is not done until it is done. We had expected the deal to be consummated by now, but dealing with Africa can be tedious and frustratingly slow. We remain hopeful that the deal will be complete during 2025.
And now a word about HUMBL. This company was not a scam nor a pump and dump. In fact, management refused to sell any stock, even though they had an opportunity to fund the company through legitimate sales of shares. The downfall of HUMBL was perhaps managerial errors and inexperience, and the desire to grow too fast too soon. While this may be unfortunate, it is neither ill-intended, criminal nor negligent. I continue to hold the principals in high esteem and trust that everybody involved has learned from mistakes made.
I will continue to call out schemes and scams among OTC tickers with continued 100% accuracy. As always, if I say it is a scam....Take. It. To. The. Bank.
Thank you to those who continue to believe in my efforts and provide emotional support to my cause.
I seek Safe Harbor.
10:23 AM · Sep 14, 2025
Here's how his tickers have performed over the last THREE YEARS:
$GVSI=-92.31%
$WNFT=-90.00%
$SRNW (Expert Market)=-70.41%
$FORW=-75.24%
And for the hell of it, this one also:
$HMBL=-98.85%
"Lockjaw" tweeted this OVER FOUR YEARS AGO about his "plans" for those "Trifecta" ("REDfecta" to some) tickers:
George Sharp
@GeorgeASharp
There's a lot of sub steps in between these steps, including:
a) Update/acquire and pay Registered Agent
b) Pay Secretary of State
c) Pay off Transfer Agent
d) Pay lawyers
e) Pay OTC Markets
George Sharp
@GeorgeASharp · Jun 15
The process
1) Apply for custodianship
2) Win custodianship
3) Update Secretary of State
4) Apply for OTCIQ access
5) Complete and upload financials
6) Be deemed current
7) Bring asset into deal
DO NOT ask me how long this all takes. It takes as long as it takes.
6:31 AM · Jun 15, 2021·Twitter Web App
Yet, to date, not a SINGLE ONE of them much-hyped "Trifecta" ("REDfecta" to some) tickers has reached Step #7. Why not? I get it, it isn't 2021 anymore, but no "asset" in over FOUR YEARS?? Why not?
But compare that to what is mentioned in the HMBL lawsuit: (pgs 10-11):
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1nYtWEhrTuwtWbRTLjHodbovvqugYPXwE/view
B. The Scheme is Set in Motion
38. The merger between Tesoro and HUMBL was facilitated by Defendant Sharp – a
known player in the OTCMKT with a history of brokering reverse mergers and a penchant for
thoroughbred horses (including one named “Front-Run the Fed”15).
39. In this instance, Sharp connected Defendant Foote with Tesoro’s near-death CEO
Henry Boucher (“Boucher”) and orchestrated a lightening-speed merger that instantly turned a worthless company into one worth billions of dollars—despite having no products on the market.
I get it's not 2021 now but a "lightening-speed merger" then but IN OVER FOUR YEARS nothing to $GVSI, $WNFT and $SRNW? Why not?
Could it possibly be because he is a defendant in the HMBL lawsuit? 🤷
Or maybe he's just a crappy CEO? Or maybe he's just picky when it comes to a "merger"? What do you think?
Just wondering.
TIA
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