Dee -- I think you're missing the point here
The only news from the company recently has been that they have stopped testing.
Where are their financial reports?
No one is talking about trying to sue to take the company down -- we only want to know what they are doing with our money - as any prudent investor would. And if it's discovered that it's a scam, yes, they should be stopped.
From information I and a few others now have, (and only because I was lucky enough to have an original investor send me an email and a telephone number,) more than likely there's someone behind the throne who is actually steering the company and calling the shots.
While I've been told they do monitor message boards it matters little to me whether they do or not. What I do know is, the investor who contacted me seems to have intricate details about those who have been with the company and/or still are and,... who's working behind the scheme. And if this investor is even on the correct page of being right -- I now have a much better understanding why the stock price has dropped significantly.
All we're trying to do is to get Ley and Company to keep investors informed about how the company is spending their money.
This is not of our own making but investors are having to deal with it as if it was.
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