Renee, I pretty much agree.
No, I don't want Expo Holdings to go out of business if for no other reason than the people uninvolved in the scamming who count on employment there to feed their families. BUT....I want Expo Holdings OFF the public markets. Unfortunately, the only way it would seem they are going to stop draining capital out of those markets, capital that could be used for creating genuine innovation, genuine long term good paying jobs and raising rather than lowering the US GNP, is for them to either declared bankruptcy or be booted from the pink sheets by a regulating body. And since their regulation is practically non-existent, bankruptcy seems the more likely route they will follow. My philosophy in wanting to see the Expo Holdings of the world permanently removed from any source of public funding is simply because of the billions that it is funneled annually into the pockets of these scamming SOBs that could be invested in legitimate and profitable enterprises. Take the entire investment in Expo Holdings antiquated scheme since conception and transfer that wealth from the principal's and their cronies pockets into a deserving start-up tech or energy based business back in 2006. How many permanent good paying jobs might have resulted from that? How much profit? Hoiw many dividends paid out to investors. How much wealth accumulated? How many dollars generated in US Treasury revenues. Now add that all up for the entire Expo Holding-like pink sheet scumbalaya. It's staggering. IMHO.
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