No, not trying to blame but for Megas to be the man you claim he is and accept responsibility for his choice to delay reporting the crime. It is hard for me to understand why you want to excuse ineptness on the part of CEO. It was his fiduciary responsibility to report the crime immediately. He didn't. Case closed.
Yes DTC and SEC failed, but why do you have a hard to saying Megas failed? Seems pretty simple to me. That is why the timeline was so important when this initially happened. Funny, I got scoffed at when I mentioned it then. The timeline on the web site is not accurate as it does not include all the events, such as the time when Megas discovered the bad certificates and when he reported it to the proper authorities. Why not? Let's have full disclosure here, please. But it is obvious you do not want to deal with absolute truth.
The game with the fund is comparable to extortion and backmail, IMO. Megas is the CEO, and when he begins acting like one for BCIT/Energy Source and communicating with those who were misled by the stock market, then I will act appropriately. But until then op, keep ears to the ground because whoever is behind the fund where impropriety may exist may be in for a rude awakening.
Again if Megas has conributed to the fund, IMO, raises an issue of conflict of interest.
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