If the Judge does not recognize the gigantic fiasco created by IMSC management and PP, then he has a blindfold and ear plugs on.
Shareholders were put in the position of having to bring the corruption to light, because we could not count on IMSC management or BOD to do their job. As a result, shareholders had to take on the responsibility of not letting this fiasco of a bankruptcy move forward without as much of the truth as possible coming out. There needs to be accountability.
How can anyone have the gall to "warn" shareholders about the downside of digging into this fiasco. IMSC mgmt. and PP had a plan all along to suck every penny from shareholders. The nonsense Liscouski and McGann were spouting on the last few conferences calls was just that, nonsense. Zapata? Really? There was never a plan from IMSC management to fight for shareholders when it came to debt relief, etc. IMSC management was in it with PP, in my opinion. They just wanted this to go quickly and quietly.
If shareholders didn't fight, we'd get NOTHING. And, now that we are fighting, some will try to blame the ultimate payout on shareholders trying to seek the truth. It's spin doctors putting their spin on things, but it's not reality.
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