Yeah, Steve, I think the SEC timing of the revocation was the last straw for Megas' patience.
the filings were never the issue. Trying to pretend
the filings were the issue, was just another way
to bleed Megas financially.
We are watching a bad movie, wherein the SEC and DTC
and Fed Reserve, and friends at Goldman and MOrgan Stanley, et al, are conducting business as usual,
while America sinks into debt and depression.
We are just one of a large number of folks hurt by this. I hope we see justice, but it will not come
much faster than Markopolos's progress, nailing
Madoff. Eight years. Think of it. And there's
more, still to be revealed.
I hope Megas recovers from this nightmare, and maybe
even figures out a way to get even. But I don't
know what to advise. I don't, alone, have resources
to hire lawyers and fight this. It's like fighting city hall, I told Megas.
But I continue to bear witness that it is a crime
against shareholders and against our country, to let
phantom shares be sold and never delivered, for one
crooked reason or another.
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