That "conspiracy theory" was a factual issue. JBII's information was not up-to-date, as per usual. After JBII's information was updated, it ceased to be an issue.
It is pretty obvious that the incompetent JBI management (i.e. John BordywiththehighIQ) was entirely unaware of this issue. Apparently, if some concerned shareholder hadn't "called the OTCQX" [sic], this could have had quite serious consequences: http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=68471418
Instead of making fun of the "conspiracy theorists", thanking them for discovering JB's ineptness before it had serious consequences might be more appropriate.
Had the same people been around earlier pointing out Bordy's ineptness, that Wells Notice might have similarly been adverted.
Unfortunately, that Wells Notice alerted the SEC to the JBI fraud. That is turning out to be the unraveling of this PUMP-AND-DUMP scam.
A casual stroll through the lunatic asylum shows that faith does not prove anything. Friedrich Nietzsche