Replies to post #116180 on SPO Networks Inc (SPOI)

[Johnny4profits]

Hypothetically, when HTI bankrupts,
in that HTI owns 50% of AHS according to the records, wouldn't HLNT still represent 50% responsibility for all AHS debt and any IRS attachments? In fact, would it be even possible for HTI to do a BK without dragging AHS into the middle of it and forcing that private company into BK also? How would you interpret the tangled web now that HTI has no fundamental infrastructure and yet owns half of the AHS debt and potential profits including the IRS lien?

I can't imagine that AHS and its management team are free and clear. I also suspect that any articles of incorporation may not shroud them from debt as would the situation with HTI and its HLNT stock. I can not help but feel that the HTI and AHS folks in Arkansas are going to drag this entire charade on as long as possible while large shareholders fear that anyone in their tight little circle may simply jump ship and start dumping their holdings so as to avoid the possible bottom with 0.0001s.

Kool-Aid flavors have gone from truck beds to Dong Feng to Hoss to Wildcat to Hy-Impact to the DOD testing testing testing without hardly skipping a heart beat. One would almost believe that there was some substance hid somewhere amongst all the investor losses. I'm really surprised that Chad and the boys didn't come up with some hydrogen MJ cultivation project to go along with Arkansas legislation. But that might have been a real business, right! LOL

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NO WORRY AS 0.0008s ARE HOLDING

Not saying that's a good idea or not but there is a $191,972.81
IRS Lien on file against HTI. Any other liens would be subordinate to that. In fact, even a HTI Bankruptcy wouldn't wipe it out.

What is already in place and claimed against HTI totals close to
$260,000.

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