Sherb was suspended. You had to refile all those reports. You didn't have enough money.
In 2013, you entered into three convertible debenture notes with Asher. To the tune of $112,500. Asher began driving the share price into the ground converting the shares. You wanted it to stop. You defaulted on the note agreement. Asher SUED you. You knew that if you spent money on the litigation, there would be no money left to file the financials with. But it "was an easy choice" to stop the "irreperable harm" to shareholders and file "at a later date".
All the rest followed.
You KNEW Asher was a "lender of last resort". You SAID you didn't, but you knew.
Some "white knight". All these poor shareholders taken for a ride, because of your EGO.