In answer to my own question, the answer is "negligence"
Does the CEO believe the market is in the "Wild West" phase where he can win the stock at a poker game, and start doing business as a corporation and sell stock to the public?
I think he better brush up on the law. There have been a few changes since 1863. He almost has to be an "honest Joe." Even the crooks know how to do the filings. And as far as lawyers and investment bankers:
What do call a lawyer and an investment banker discussing business in a prison cell?
LOL! officially speaking this is a pink sheet stock. They no longer file with the SEC, of course that could change, but that is speculation.
If you are looking for transparency via SEC filings and audited financial's you are trading in the wrong exchange. I've been around this stock for several years now and the stock was anywhere from well under a penny to $.02. Right now the bid is $.05. Anyone who bought in before the name change is sitting pretty. So at this point I could care less about anything other than price, which is looking good so far.