Well, payments aren't due until at least 30 days after PHIL has the money for the $2B loan and not for 3 years for the $1.5B loan, and IF PHIL gets access to $1.5B, $2B, or $3.5B by end of February, buying back shares would be easy to do.
If Henry buys back 20B shares at an average price of .0025, it's $50M dollars.
We believe many shares were bought by third parties in trips, so figuring many more weren't and whatever premium the third parties get, is how I got to .0025.
If the price is closer to .0050, which is very unlikely, it's still $100M dollars to buy back 20B shares. Yes, a lot of money, but out of $3.5B, not so much.
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