To SSC and the Echo Chamber:
You can keep typing novels filled with projection, but here’s the reality:
I laid out a thesis — grounded in the mathematical absurdity of trading volume and public filings that show ERHC’s revenue was sufficient to justify a PPP loan (look it up). Add in the sudden evolution in short-seller language — from “not shorted” to “a billion shares aren’t short” — and it reeks of shadow games.
You ask, “Why go to such lengths without proof?”
Because markets don’t hand you proof before the move. They deliver it after — through lawsuits, SEC filings, margin calls, and panicked cover stories.
You’re stuck in the mindset that if it’s not on EDGAR, it doesn’t exist. That’s not skepticism — that’s intellectual laziness.
It’s also just common sense that Emeka Offor — the founder and original majority holder of ERHC — wouldn’t sit idly by and allow himself to be diluted into irrelevance. Of course he would pick up shares to restore or exceed his original percentage. The lack of an SEC filing doesn’t disprove that — it merely aligns with the same reason financials haven’t been released: a gag order. To assume otherwise is to deny logic and real-world behavior.
I’ve done the digging. You’ve done the attacking. That speaks volumes about who’s threatened by what.
And if you honestly believe I’ve posted thousands of times over years just to offload a few million shares at a penny, then you don’t understand risk-reward — and your instinct for truth is worse than your math.
Keep watching. You’ll learn something.
Krombacher
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