The Spam Ground
Milehigh, I know what you were saying, I was bringing the point to topic. I've been saying this is about to come to a head and soon.
Pheaton
No, the 10:1 dividend is not going to happen. The reason is because of the resignations on 12/10/2010 of the company officers who were also board members. You see, it takes board approval to issue the shares for the dividend from the issuing company, because those people resigned there is no more board which can approve the issue of shares. The people who are directly and criminally responsible for this are the company officers who resigned on 12/10/2010. So if you wish to blame someone then blame them.
Ya know, Dennis Fisher is not the most business savvy person in the world, he is not the most politically correct person in the world, and he certainly is not an angel or saint. I know the bashers have claimed all sorts of things with all sorts of threats of investigating him and reporting him to the SEC (by the way, where are all these SEC investigations and stuff you bashers promised and guranteed and said were in progress and all that other crap? The SEC doesn't seem to know anything about them to date. Oh yeah, I guess now your going to say its going to happen now.) and all that other crap, and they have done this consistantly over the past. So, maybe Dennis might have done things that pissed people off, maybe he did not do some things which people claimed he promised, and maybe he has done some other things that no one would be proud of, however, to date, I have never seen Dennis Fisher criminally abuse the shareholders as the company officers who resigned on 12/10/2010 have done and continue to do.
That being said, through this whole thing all the time this stock has been public, people came and went and with each there were faults and strenghts. However, thru all this, there has only been one person which was in effect the company in which we invested and that is Dennis Fisher. It was not Goodall, or Shen, or Berry, or anyone else, it was and has been Dennis Fisher. What matters is the investment, and because that investment is tied directly to Dennis Fisher and what he does, the only way to come out of this is to stay with Dennis Fisher and what he does with the company.
The company officers who resigned on 12/10/2010 are the very ones who face to face, via phone, in emails, assured you, and some actually promised, some went so far as to gurantee by verbal and written word, they were working for the investors, this appears as very stark contrast to recent events of 12/10/2010 when it began to come out of their criminal acts and their continuing cowardly acts.
I at first empathised, and to some extent sympathised, with the plight of those who resigned on 12/10/2010 of not being paid and I even at some level admired their dedication in sticking with it for so long. However, recent information coming to light now reveals a different reason for remaining for so long, not for the employees per se' because they were being led by the now resigned company officers but instead the actions of the now resigned company officers. If these company officers had been the professionals and leaders they profess to be, they would have not let the employees, the people they were directly responsible for, stay until this tragic event on 12/10/2010 even if they volunteered. A real leader does not do what these company officers have done to these employees, because of the actions which transpired on, about, or surrounding, 12/10/2010, these company officers deliberately, acting together either directly or indirectly, led their personnel, or enticed, either directly or indirectly, into the comission of unlawful acts. That does not sound like good leadership.
I don't care about the plight of those who resigned on 12/10/2010. I know that sounds cold, but its true. I do not invest in the personal lives of people and I do not care about who did not get paid. The reason that I do not care about these people getting paid is because I (and you) have already paid them through our investment. Its the actions of some of these now resigned company officers which squandered, misused, or mismanaged, the money to a large extent, for cripes sakes one company officer who was supposed to keep their finger on the money heartbeat of the company even failed to keep the books properly and in some cases not at all and that is evidenced by the obvious absence of a current quarterly report and the reason there is no current quarterly report is because they did not want to disclose what they have caused and done and if they doctored the report it would be prima facia evidence of a conspiracy fully documented. It was these company officers who resigned that failed in their legal obligations because they did not take actions to correct certain deficiencies even though it was well within their power to do so, and committed certain other acts, and as a result failed to ensure their employees, the people they are responsible for, were paid. So I did my part, you did your part, I and you invested, it was up to these company officers to do their part and that did not happen. So, to the now resigned or layed off employees, and not the company officers, I say to you, if you want someone to blame for you not getting paid you need to look at your now-resigned company officer leaders.
So although Dennis Fisher may not be the perfect company person or a saint and may or may not have done anything wrong, despite the basher sentiment to the contrary, I can not blame the man for the criminal, cowardly, company employee and shareholder damaging, acts of the company officers which resigned on 12/10/2010.
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