And this. This is funny:
-- "Let's please also remember fiduciary responsibility. If you aren't familiar with this term please Google it. This management team isn't going to risk going to jail to "ruin" a company, or whatever it is that you think they're doing. They are literally doing what they've said they were going to do and what they believe to be in the best interest of us, the ungrateful shareholders (new products, new partnerships, new markets, restructure, plan to uplist)."
EXPLAIN FIDUCIARY RESPONSIBILITY TO THE JCPENNEY DIEHARDS, who got fooled by Jill Soltau, attorney Sussberg, and the very questionable rubber-stamping bankruptcy judge Jones. There was no solid case for a Penneys bankruptcy.
Driving companies under, while personally enriching insiders and short sellers (whom in many cases, are likely planting and guiding the insider behavior), is basically the American way at this point.