Replies to post #47928 on Greenshift Corporation (GERS)

[Harry Winston]

You need to read this again unless you never read it.

I read it when he posted it. That was late last September. The five-month anniversary of the day when he posted it will be next week.

You're missing the point, possibly deliberately, but your intentions are not important right now. If Kevin was obeying the law by filing the 10-Ks and 10-Qs on schedule, and if Kevin was obeying the law by filing 8-Ks whenever those were necessary, the GERS shareholders (including yours truly) would have up-to-date and accurate information about this stock. We would all be able to do an adequate amount of due dilligence with our assets. That DD would benefit ourselves, our families, our friends, and ultimately our beneficiaries.

Kevin isn't obeying the law. The 10-K for 2016 should've been filed in early 2017. That was about two years ago. The only due dilligence we can do with our cash and our shares is to look at the actions taken by the Attis Corporation (whose stockholders are now being asked to approve a reverse split) and by the corporate death of the Bitzio Corporation, which held a majority of the voting shares of this corporation as of the date of Greenshift's last SEC filing.

This is copied verbatim from the 12th paragraph of the message that Kevin posted just under five months ago.

GreenShift is in large part the product of my choices. Each of us has bled because of them. The dilution happened because of them. Only time will tell if I was right or wrong under the circumstances, if such concepts even matter at this point. However, as we stand here today, I will be the first to admit that one thing is crystal clear; I have failed to deliver value to our shareholders according to the only metric that matters after everything is said and done – our stock.

He's partly right and partly wrong. He has failed to deliver value. The stock price is today lower than the price of my last purchase of it about a year ago.

However, Kevin is also wrong. The price of our stock is not the only metric that matters. There is value in any CEO being transparent in his actions. This value is hard to measure, but the lack of transparency by a CEO, in the form of missing 10-Ks, 10-Qs, and 8-Ks, can be punished in a court of law and by the administrative actions of the SEC itself.

One more time, for all those who didn't see my announcement earlier. I have the legal right to file a complaint with the SEC any time I feel like it. Once I do, the SEC can and will determine whether my complaint has any merit or not. My complaint, if I make it, will accuse the Greenshift Corporation of being as transparent as Mississippi mud by not filing anything with the SEC since the third quarter of 2016.

As I said, I have the legal right to file this complaint any damn time I want. The 10-K for 2016 still has not been filed yet. This is documented on Greenshift's own website.. If the Greenshift Corporation hasn't filed this document with the SEC by the end of this month, it will be approximately two years late. Whether the SEC takes any action on their own initiative or not, if the Greenshift Corporation hasn't filed the 2016 10-K by the end of this month, I will exercise my legal right to file a complaint with the SEC against the Greenshift Corporation.