Asia Broadband Inc (AABB)

[NotTheRealBeeny]

You just did the funniest thing imaginable. You demanded “exact rules,” I provided them, so you panicked and copy-pasted the entire OTCID guideline packet without realizing it directly proves my point and destroys yours. I can explain it to you, I can't understand it for you

Let’s walk through how badly you stepped on the rake. You might want to sit down.

1. The very first section you pasted says financial statements must follow US GAAP or IFRS.
That alone ends your entire argument. GAAP requires the disclosures I listed. AABB didn’t provide them.
You literally posted the rulebook that proves everything I said.


2. Dumping a phone-book sized block of text isn’t analysis. It’s what people do when they don’t understand what they’re reading and hope volume makes up for it. It doesn’t. It's hilarious though.
All you did was demonstrate that you’re way out of your depth. I may frame this.


3. You keep shouting “Show me where these disclosures are required!”
You just posted it.
OTCID - “Financial statements must be prepared in accordance with US GAAP.”
GAAP - requires the disclosures you’re pretending don’t exist.



You accidentally validated every single requirement I listed. It's hard to type while laughing so hard you're crying. OMG.

4. This is classic Dunning Kruger.
You don’t understand the rules, so you assume the rules don’t apply.
Then you paste a document proving the rules do apply, and you don’t even realize you’ve blown up your own argument. I've had to wipe spit off my screen 3 times so far. Bwahahaha.


5. You still haven’t addressed a single missing disclosure:
• no valuation note
• no disposal note
• no debt settlement detail
• no intangible asset support
• no buyback reconciliation
• no PP&E schedule
• no mineral inventory
• no cash flow alignment



Every one of those is required under the GAAP rules you just posted.

6. And before you ask again: no, I’m not providing you links. You’ve already posted enough reference material to drown in, and you didn’t read any of it the first time. Everything you need is in the standards you copy-pasted without understanding.
Have you tried flash cards?


Next time you want to fling a wall of text, at least read the first page. It would save you a lot of embarrassment and my screen would stay dry.

Come back when you can tell the difference between posting the rulebook and understanding it.