The picture is exceptionally clear. Break out the revenues between the alleged holdings. They certainly didn't sell four million dollars worth of protein bars. And, a mining company that allegedly did over $70 million in revenue the year before acquisition did what? Certainly not $70 million post acquisition and post press release stating it increased it's contract agreement with China and started delivering! The numbers clearly do not reflect anything remotely close to the nonsense put out in press releases. The only thing that makes sense is the $100k in trades shares for promotional use. It's clear as day.
I have been reviewing financial statements including having the responsibility to produce them for actual audit for over thirty years. The biggest lesson I learned is...
Liars figure, but figures don't lie. These financial statements are clearly fabricated, and don't represent what the company produces in press releases.
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