Thanks for all the links, Paper.
That's alot to chew on, thanks, I really appreciate you sharing all of that research. I've been at it all weekend.
After what you wrote about Stanton having a "dark" "shtick" MO of intentionally defrauding shareholders in the STANTON SCAMS board, added to all the other horrible stuff about Stanton you've pointed out, it becomes obvious that Rivera is a much different character.
No doubt Rivera has made some bad decisions, but the picture of him that's starting to emerge from all the DD pointed out by you and others is that of a dreamer/inventor who has made some really bad business choices for himself and his shareholders. Rivera has certainly been infected by the evil reputations of Stanton and others.
Obviously, such decisions don't make me feel purely comfortable with Rivera at the helm, but I have a soft spot in my heart for people who don't give up on their dreams. And my DD is slowly revealing that there may actually be something under the hood this time. Not ready to go there just yet, as I still have to look at more DD especially the concerns raised by PaperProphet's DD.
The law suit brought by Stanton against Rivera is a non-issue for me. Stanton doesn't have "clean hands" and the jury will know that. If anything, the law suit tends to make me think that Stanton believes shares in SSTP are truly valuable in his eyes. Why sue for shares, if the shares are basically worthless?
Stanton would know what's under the hood. This law suit by Stanton against Rivera appears bullish.
I'll have something to say about the SEC investigation later. My initial cursory review of the SEC investigation indicates the SEC is focussed on Stanton and not Rivera because it specifically names Stanton in the case file and not Rivera, but I haven't done all the DD yet. I will report back later on this.
Thanks again for pointing all of these suits out, PP. I only knew about the Greenbelt suit. Thanks for the links on that one as well, just getting started with the documents.
Have agreat Sunday everybody, it's all work and no play for me.
