power_forward72: It appears you're missing the point here. GZFX had a clear need for financing through the issuance of shares due to the nature of the business they're in. It's unfortunately, the nature of the beast with public startups in most cases. Especially those that need a lot of necessary upfront capital to support ever growing overhead on the road to success, like GZFX had.
In this case, Aero doesn't need that...FCCN doesn't need that. What FCCN did in the past with respect to GGI and shares issuance, was done incorrectly and illegally and therefore it appear that in due course (prior to the commencement of Aero finally going public), those shares being held in escrow for "the benefit" of GGI will be canceled - finito, kaput, end of story.
Sometimes, the "good guys" do win. This may be one of those times. It appears to be so far.
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