Let's start off with JGB. The genius that wrote that hit piece didn't bother to mention the other parties that would be involved, that is SAMC, and Manchester. The link our basher friend(I can't tell if he bought yet, it kinda sounds that way) posted is the correct one to try and work this through. Take special note that Wells Fargo is part of the exchange agreement between the parties and Ants. Here is what Frank had to say about our share structure:
"No over-subscription of stock issues as validated from Wells Fargo and Island Stock Transfer. Further detailed analysis by CPA firms and ANTS Counsel is underway."
In the agreement the investors had the right to liquidate the assets. Clearly that didn't happen, and if they somehow got more shares than were authorized(I know, but go along), Wells Fargo would undoubtedly be aware. Earlier in post 16725 Lio either told a lie or just made stuff up to suit his needs. That should tell you all you need to know about his defense of the fraudulent post.
And Tiger, Fletcher is percentage capped, and if anything was involved with them it would have hit the courts a year or more ago. Ironridge is not a real concern. At the time I kept track(roughly) of the stock price and it might be bad(depending on how bold they were), but nothing to cause alarm. In other words, I am not overly concerned about the upcoming filings.
I hope none of you were involved in that piece. I put in a complaint to the SEC. I realize it may come to nothing as this stuff happens every day, but impersonation just crossed the line for me.
