CMKM Diamonds Inc. (fka CMKX)

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Gus is now running a proposed "first press release" (actually it'd be his second; he put one out in October) by his fans. Some of those fans are suggesting that he change all the "appears to be" to firm accusations. Something he needs to know: what you say in legal pleadings cannot be construed as libel, but what you put in a press release most certainly can be.

By: gusjarvis
22 Feb 2010, 10:23 AM EST
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AN EXAMPLE OF OUR FIRST REAL PR

this is what has been thrown around so far, it is not quite as hard as I would go but is to the point, and remember you all know these points and heard them for years, most have never heard of this stuff yet. Any constructive criticism is appreciated, thanks:



COUNTERFEIT STOCK SOLD IN THE MARKETS WHILE THE SEC LOOKS THE OTHER WAY—SHAREHOLDERS SUE SEC COMMISSIONERS AS A RESULT.

In what appears to be a massive fraud perpetrated by Wall Street Brokerage firms and Hedge Funds, with an apparent blind eye by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and a wide range of legal authorities and politicians, this likely represents the largest securities crime in history.

The SEC appears to have covered up and mislead the general public as to the size and scope of the counterfeiting in the stock market. This crime has cost the general public trillions of dollars and has yet to see a single conviction of the habitual perpetrators. Compounding the situation, the SEC in concert with these perpetrators has made rules to conceal the crime from the general public, and rules which dealt the deathblow to thousands of victimized companies.

With counterfeit shares estimated at over 2 trillion, the CMKX Shareholders Coalition for Justice (Kelowna, BC) seeks restitution for thousands of shareholders who have been unwitting victims of the systematic counterfeiting of their company over the past several years.

In a meeting with SIFMA members (the exact same ring of perpetrators associated with the SEC’s activities), the SEC admits that the fraud is so large it could melt the markets:

http://www.sec.gov/news/speech/2007/spch043007psa.htm

Additional examples of cases representing hundreds of companies who were victims, and the trillions of dollars that was stolen by these perpetrators, much of which was laundered off shore by crime families and terrorist organizations can be found at the links below.

These cases have been completely blacked out by a media that is either controlled or gagged by those looking to cover this up from the general public and investors at large.


EagleTech Communications filed a RICO case against the same group of Wall Street perpetrators, a case in which CEO Rod Young implicates the SEC as aiding and abetting the counterfeiting of the stock market:

http://www.billgroover.com/rico/rico.pdf

John O’Quinn’s multi-trillion dollar class action suit against the same entities selling and approving counterfeit shares is also highlighted in this article. It also demonstrates the complete collusion between the Wall Street firms, the SEC, the DTCC:

http://www.rgm.com/articles/financialwire.html

Comments by C. Austin Burrell, consultant for John O’Quinn, wherein he describes the complete collusion between the unscrupulous companies and the SEC, and shows that the SEC appears to have been fully aware of the size and scope of the crime for years and not only did nothing to stop it, but actually aided the fraudsters:

http://www.sec.gov/rules/proposed/s72303/caburrell010504.txt

California attorney A.Clifton Hodges has filed an unprecedented 3.87 trillion dollar lawsuit against the SEC on behalf of CMKX shareholders world wide for what appears to be the largest such crime in stock market history.

http://viewer.zoho.com/docs/paKdda

The CMKX Shareholders Coalition for Justice law suit, filed in Kelowna, British Columbia Canada, shows the SEC was in complete complicity with corrupt former CMKX management, and shows the SEC has colluded with dishonest Wall Street firms for over a decade:

http://cmkx.info/CMKX_SHAREHOLDERS_COALITION_FOR_JUSTICE_VS_SEC.pdf