bdltone: Good question. I ascribe the beginnings of the Grand Awakening to June 29, 2006. On that date, Mr. Corr was interviewed, and the interview broadcast over the web. (This interview just 2 months after Corr raised A/S from 4Bil to 6Bil.) The stock price then was $0.0032. Corr was evasive during the webcast, especially, regarding revenue numbers and O/S. For some, this was a red flag. In the talk, Corr asked shareholders for patience and 18 months to make RSHN profitable. Not long after, the stock price began an inexorable slide on increasingly volume. Some began to realize Corr propounded the 18-month request as a charlatan's smokescreen for massive dilution pursuant to raising the A/S to 6Bil.
Corr's continuing pattern of secrecy, his gag of the transfer agent and long-term refusal to issue any hard numbers wore his mantle paper thin. Pretty soon the emperor had no clothes, and a number of folks noticed. Still determined to milk RSHN for whatever they could get, Corr&Co raised A/S from 6Bil to 12Bil (08/02/2007) on the back of a phantom Garden purchase, a water-plant ruse, and other chimeras. Apple Rush fever and then the divvy promise stoked the fires further and gave increasingly strident Corr&Co shills plenty of bluster. This kept not a few shareholders glued and buying more to average down. (The smart ones had long gone.) After all, Corr&Co still had another 2Bil shares to liquefy before they were done. It's clear, of course, that Corr&Co had planned all along to strip RSHN of the Apple RUSH license, disengage RSHN from APRU and take all the marbles for themselves and their cronies, not to mention the millions they reaped by selling eight billion shares to dupes. All in all, it's an object lesson in the art of the swindle from the masters.
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