Asia Broadband Inc (AABB)

[NotTheRealBeeny]

You didn’t answer a single point. Not one.
The moment the accounting discussion got too technical for you, you pivoted to the oldest move in the pumper-playbook:
“When someone knows more than me, I’ll just accuse them of having no life.”

That’s not an argument.
That’s what people do when they’re out of ammo and hoping nobody notices.

Let’s break down your little meltdown.

1. “Why spend time here?”
Because the filings are full of contradictions and outright impossibilities, and someone has to actually read them. Clearly you’re not volunteering.


2. “No one really cares.”
You cared enough to write a full paragraph about how much you don’t care. That’s not the flex you think it is.


3. “You must be single, alone, retired, old…”
Translation:
“I can’t refute anything you said so I’m going to flail around and guess at your personal life.”


You’re not debating. You’re coping.

4. “Why waste time here?”
If exposing fake numbers, missing disclosures, contradictory PRs, and mathematical impossibilities is “wasting time,” then explain why you are glued to iHub defending a company you apparently believe is too fragile to survive basic scrutiny.


5. Here’s the part you missed entirely:
Every single point raised had citations from ASC, GAAP, and OTC guidelines that you demanded. You asked for the rules. You got them.
Your response?
“I bet you don’t watch football.”


Come on, man.

6. If you really plan to “research the disclosure requirements,” great.
Start with:
• ASC 360
• ASC 350
• ASC 405
• ASC 505
• OTC Markets Disclosure Guidelines Section 2
• OTC Markets Annual and Quarterly Filing requirements


They’re all public.
And if you don’t know how to verify them, ask an adult.

7. Final point:
You keep trying to psychoanalyze me because you can’t analyze a balance sheet.
That’s the Dunning-Kruger combo meal right there.


You don’t understand the filings, you don’t understand the rules, and now you don’t understand why someone who does is dismantling your talking points.

If you want the conversation to stop being embarrassing, learn the material.
If not, I’ll keep pointing out the contradictions every time you wander into another one.

Your move.