No Mr. TenKay, that is not what I meant. What I'm trying to tell you and all the shareholders, is that while you don't have to like me, and people do say horrible things about me, but here is what I was able to do here. First of all, to address the overall situation, I will say that my trading of the Super K shares here at TDEY and moving on was done for the benefit of the shareholders. When we acquired ORT Inc in 2014, I believed that their software will be a good addition to the software that we have been developing, including the 3D ID processing software for secured Credit Card and Debit card as well as ACH processing. Then, when Kent wanted to run the Holding company, I left and let him run his deal. This is all a part of public record. The obstacles that he and his staff ran into had more to do of their lack of knowledge and understanding of the rules and regulations. So, let me now address your statement about the SEC. When Kent, decided to move on sort of speak, he sued me personally and sued the company as well as listed me to answer on behalf of the company as the CEO. At that time, he and his group were the CEO and BOD. And, Doug Bruford, the very attorney that sued TDEY, was also the attorney of record for representing the company. So when the process of "serving" someone with a law suit commences,you have to designate who you are serving. When you would serve the company, at that time Doug and Kent would have to serve themselves. So you see the problem here first? Then, theoretically, there is no one at the helm and once all the mud slinging begins from all the sides, usually the SEC will just suspend trading, and let the company figure out. So, in that case, all the investors get stuck, because most Market Makers and Broker Dealers wont file form 15 C 211 for the Company to get back to trading. So, by me at least letting SEC and FINRA as well as other agencies know that they can send their inquiries here to me, or our true SEC attorney of record Simon Kogan, then at least the company has a fighting chance to "respond" BEFORE the suspension. I never said that everything was guaranteed. I simply stated that with a current CEO, and a current SEC attorney who IS registered and approved by the SEC and OTC Markets as an approved attorney. We can address whatever issues may come up. I already sent the copy of our Judgement against Kent to Kevin at FINRA. Also, you need to realize that Doug is NOT an SEC attorney,and he is not approved by the OTC Markets to represent our company, and all that I'm trying to do is to make sure that the trading is not halted, and the regulatory agencies at least know who to contact in case questions arise. I deal with these agencies on a regular basis, and I can usually answer their concerns.
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