Sir with all due respect, you had a chance to do something about it and you did nothing. Gerald knows that every NSH shareholder is a patsy. They stood by and watched the federal court hearing and no one had the bxxxxlls to show up and complain. One woman asked a question and that was it.
You clearly could have showed up and talked about the terms of the preferred and there is no way that the judge would have approved. Instead every NSH shareholder stood by and Gerald walked all over you. Now, if you don't know how to read, so be it. The terms of the Reg A were filed with the SEC.
If you knew the story and NSH so well, you could have told the judge at the hearing that Steve Walker who was not a plaintiff (Hmmmmm?) and jack Walker (his Texas CPA brother Hmmmmmm?) was also not a plaintiff and the federal judge would have asked Steve Walker why he wasn't told that he personally benefits. If you knew the story so well sir, you would have known this.
Now let's get onto the scam. It is not a scam. Maybe a great example of blowing smoke and a real bad business plan but it's not a scam. That would mean they have no intention of growing shrimp which is false. I don't believe this company can ever get their costs down to the point that it will be economically successful. However, that doesn't make it a scam. It makes it a failed business plan.
You need to call Gerald and say I want my damn stock and if I don't get it by this date, I will file a formal complaint. However, your mode of complaint is not going to do a thing. It just confirms what Gerald already knows. His NSH shareholders are uneducated patsies.
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