I'm not even going into the "Convertible debentures" marked in the first link above...(x) but i think that this statement might not be completely true, (below), i think you need to call Ken and ask him about the Form D (504) filing and the Convertible debentures before you make a statement like this..
"Ken Stead is one of the most open and honest CEOs out there. He has made it his goal to preserve and increase share holder value. He has put his money where his mouth is by using his own personal capital to fund projects for the company instead of diluting the common shares, something very few CEOs would be willing to do. He responds to phone calls and emails very quickly, and has answered all questions he is legally allowed to answer. He is a very straight shooter and does not keep anything from the investors."