read what it says in the "smoking gun" you provided!!!
The penalties stem from a scheme in which Mr. Boock, 55, and others stole the identities of inactive pink sheets companies by filing false paperwork with the Cusip Bureau and multiple secretaries of state. They then sold the companies as shells to various buyers between 2003 and 2007. One went on to become Toronto Stock Exchange listing Paramount Gold and Silver Corp., and another became Surrey-based pink sheets listing World Hockey Association Corp. (There were no allegations of wrongdoing against the companies themselves.) In settling the case, Mr. Boock agreed to disgorge $145,300 in illegal gains, to pay a $70,000 administrative penalty and to pay hearing costs of $55,000.
see what it says "THERE WERE NO ALLEGATIONS OF WRONGDOING AGAINST THE COMPANIES THEMSELVES" period end of story
and you insist on rambling on about fraudulently issued shares---yes was done with some of the companies that the crooks used their own TA=not with Enerbrite=again do some current research instead of quoting 5 year old news---CALL the TA--call the DTC call OTC Markets and you will hear and VERY clearly there are ZERO issues with ETGG or its shares--
for anyone looking to take over and revitalize ETGG it would be great for them if all the shares were indeed fraudulent because they could freeze them at TA and take them off the market cap gaining them that much more ownership in the company
lets make this real simple--are you an ETGG shareholder Bruce?--if not end of story--if you are please provide evidence that the shares you own are fraudulent and a statement from broker saying cant clear them because of that fact---can you provide that? if not please move on
