The thing is, it's really not that big of a deal. He didn't up the AS, he didn't go pass the 5 billion, and he can change the AS anytime he wants.
In the end, it only matters when (and if) he pushes past the 5 billion.
Doesn't it strike anybody else as odd that the AS was increased a few months before Feldenkrais bought the preferred shares and merged with the public shell?
That's just a coincidence?
This smells of a setup against Svorai.
And I still can't seem to make sense that Feldenkrais's attorney letters keep stating that Michael Zoyes was the CEO. It wasn't him, it was Jeff Wildermuth.
And I still can't seem to make sense that in a early PR, Wildermuth stated that there were "two" companies being considered. What was the other one?
And I still can't seem to make sense that in a early PR introducing Feldenkrais, he stated "I am very excited to be joining the 4CATV INTERNATIONAL team." What team? Why would he say this?
But I won't lie, I still can see Feldenkrais as a patsy here.