In order for your R/S scenario to happen, CPRKQ has to come out of bankruptcy. In order for CPRKQ to come out of bankruptcy, they need to have a POR approved by the judge, and financing to commence operations. If they have financing to commence operations, then they do not need to raise additional funds by selling shares. A reverse split could be used to shrink the share structure to a more reasonable number than 6 billion, but the amount a shareholder holds will not change (ie: 25 shares @ $1 per share = 1 share @ $25 per share). If you're asserting that they will dilute again after a R/S, I see that as highly unlikely. One, we've already determined that the company has the necessary funding by being allowed out of bankruptcy. Two, the shareholders posses a majority of the shares, and would more than likely vote down any attempt to dilute their holdings more.
