Oh yes, the classic “SEC told you to ignore non-shareholders” line — except, minor detail — the SEC has never issued any blanket investor advisory telling people to plug their ears and hum whenever a non-shareholder talks. But hey, why let facts get in the way of a good paranoia pitch?
And about that “every single time” delivery — you mean the decade of promises with no audited profits, constant dilution, and filings that look like they were typed on a typewriter in 1987? The same “delivery” that required years of delinquent filings, an SEC action, and a near-delisting? Stellar track record. Truly Fortune 500 material.
The $0.04 in December 2022? Yeah, price movement in an illiquid OTC stock can’t possibly be due to… supply and demand, market sentiment, or a company’s inability to generate revenue. Nope. Clearly, it was masterminded by the secret cabal of message board posters. Because that’s how multi-trillion-dollar capital markets work — one iHub “howler” at a time.
And let’s not gloss over the “delivered against guaranteed revocation” victory lap — the bar was literally “Don’t get revoked.” Congrats, I guess? That’s like bragging you didn’t burn your own house down this week.
Why are “non-shareholders” here every day? Maybe because your little echo chamber desperately needs someone to inject reality into the fantasy. If the best defense of DBMM is “ignore the critics and remember when we didn’t get revoked,” then yeah — the agenda isn’t with the so-called bashers, it’s with the folks selling hopium to bagholders who’ve been “patient” since the Obama administration.
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