I don't believe any of that. We saw and heard the same tired rhetoric from people last year, the year before and the year before that. Under oath, it all turned out to be IFUS hype and fantasy without a grain of truth to it.
Investors should not have to rely on the word of someone who says they have been there and gives their interpretation of what they think they saw. That's just not nearly good enough for most investors. Those who do trust that sort of stuff are made to order suckers for the IFUS propaganda machine.
Legitimate reports and audited financials are what is needed.
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