Replies to post #47137 on Greenshift Corporation (GERS)

[nobody12378]

Come out and state your real intentions here. Subtle digs of newbies are not going to change any perspective of the GERSlanders; we have seen too much and perhaps know enough. For example, in response to your pointed not so rhetorical question: https://www.greentechmedia.com/articles/read/new-biofuel-strategy-gs-agrifuels-goes-private-443#gs.zc_9hok

[Harry Winston]

I have a feeling Kevin will make himself and debt holders as whole as possible via the ATTIS deal.

Your feelings are your personal opinions. You are welcome to state them on this board. I hope I am always welcome to state my own opinions here as well, including my distrust of Kevin and my opinion of the reasons for his poor investor relations during the past year and a half.

If someone deliberately damaged my car, my insurance company could "make me whole" by paying me the benefit under my insurance policy. I could also be "made whole" by winning a lawsuit against the person who had damaged the car. I haven't sold any GERS stock in a long time, so there are no losses that could be made whole. My concern here is the corporate governance, which has been hidden from the shareholders.

Has Kevin demonstrated concern for retail shareholders in the past ?

Kevin submitted 10-Ks, 10-Qs, and 8-Ks on time to the SEC up until the third quarter of 2016, so up until that date, he did have a concern for the retail shareholders of the Greenshift Corporation. I can only guess why he became an outlaw after that point by refusing to file any more reports. He didn't even take the second-best choice, submitting an NT 10-K to the SEC for 2016 or 2017.