I believe that PV pushed back and pushed back events until the dam burst. and then things started to fall like dominoes and the lies began to bubble to the surface like puss from a festering sore. imo
From my experience ... stories printed by a newspaper have to go through a number of reviews both by editorial staff and by legal counsel before they get printed.
Sulja brought the story down on themselves. I equate their conduct to a thief that wants to point the finger at a passerby and yell thief. While everyone turns to look .... the real thief tries to sneak away. Unfortunately the lies are too huge and PV can't run and hide from the securities regulators. imo
Every bit of bad news concerning Sulja came from Petar and the Suljas'.
In response to the RCMP officers with whom I met, I made it clear to Mr. Rennie that this was explained to me as a routine investigation, and that every new company offering shares in the market is subject to this type of review, particularly if the company's shares were reaching volume benchmarks on the exchange. I personally provided this information to Mr. Rennie, including the investigators' names. Clearly, I was not being evasive in any way during my interview. In fact, I can say with certainty that most of the information in the article was provided by me. I am sorry to feel compelled to aver to the public that the information was simply presented poorly and in a self-serving, grandstanding manor. I would have hoped that a respectable organization like the Windsor Star would have been a little more considerate of the facts prior to publishing these statements. Although all the "facts" are true, the clearly evident misrepresentation of them in the article serves no other purpose than the same monotonous sensationalism seen in nearly every publication in North America.
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