Was that a serious question Hugh? Let's take the Medgen case cause I'm familiar with that one. Medgen plays out the game and is completely dead. A scam was in place that conned shareholder a second time while they'd paid to recover investment money that was invested per bs PR claims. So Medgen is toast, done, history but still has a ton a NIR convertable debt. The Q states that Medgen is taken over by the lender (NIR). So a new CEO comes in per the group that now controls Medgen. Yep the lender NIR. This dude comes in ta do one thing. CONVERT SHARES. I wonder if NIR had anythin ta do with pickin the dude? I m gonn guess YES.
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