Acc...when one has an interest in EXPH and that interest is obviously a losing one, there is no choice but to create a situation to explain away JD Brown, Glen Harrs, the misleading and false information that has been disseminated to shareholders and the incredible mismanagement resultant of naiveté and self indulgence. The solution in EXPH's situation is simple. You create a boogeyman. A clandestine, unseen, untraceable entity which creates endless "suspicious" scenarios which can never be proven or (much more importantly) never be disproven. The latter is the key...as long as one can proffer some impossible to disprove "mystery" as to why EXPH is failing, it can keep hope alive that the blatantly obvious and clearly predictable aspects of what IS happening might not be reality at all. The perfect use of the "circular conundrum". If something doesn't exist, you can't 100% totally PROVE it doesn't exist because you have no reference to do so....because it doesn't exist as anything but a misleading concept.
There is no mystery surrounding EXPH to anyone grounded in reality with no dog in the fight. The management took it public because they were in serious financial trouble and saw it as a way to cure all their ills on the backs of public shareholders. Once they had filed, they started selling shares, used the stock to open lines of credit and immediately reimbursed themselves all money they'd lost previously through their own foolish mismanagement. Now, the only mystery that might exist is if JD Brown and Glen Harrs actually believed in the beginning that they might be able to someday pull the company back into a profitable situation and right the initial horrible wrong they had done to their public shareholders. Opinions may vary on that, but the fact they continued to sell shares and blatantly mislead shareholders is not open to question...its public record. So I chose to believe that the character, ethics and fairly clear intent of these men have been clearly recorded with that public info as well.
Desperation over EXPH drives the need to create monsters where none exist. Every unclear event provides an opportunity. Every commonplace occurrence, an excuse. And in all of it, there is the company management fueling the thing by providing as many unclear events and commonplace excuses as possible. It boils down to one's conception of reality. Is a five year crystal clear pattern of personal behavior in EXPH management which continues unaltered to this day where one might seek to start in the explanation of reality surrounding current events or is a set of ever-changing, unexplainable, unproven excuses involving unseen clandestine entities hard at work to destroy a corporation for chump change the better answer for EXPH's continued failures and disappointments? I take issue with the latter because it is nothing but an excuse, IMO, to deceptively shift baggage from an investment mistake made by one entitiy to another entitiy. Which could be intepreted as every bit as dishonest and misleading as what happened with any given EXPH investment to begin with. Yeah well...IMHO.
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