It’s funny how some think it’s some sort of personal vendetta to hold a CEO accountable or his words and actions.
Calling out the lies and BS perpetrated over the last several years in scams headed by Pope isnt some sort of personal vendetta when it’s the truth.
Prove it wrong, ya can’t!
Fiduciary responsibility is the main responsibility of the CEO, when the CEO is a known liar and fraudster based on his previous actions, BS statements, fake business plans, half assed websites, and failure after another failed endeavor, it’s only common sense to call it out.
Maybe a letter should be written to the SEC explaining that? Nah they don’t care because at least Pope is smart enough to not file an 8K, just tweets and BS letters to help run the game of hot potato. That enough it seems. And the game goes on....
If a letter is written to the SEC my signature can be included and my contact info available for any questions they may have. It will be fun!