All of this will be put to rest if/when revenues replace borrowing as the continuing financing of the company's developement. This is the one thing that I have my eye on like a laserbeam. This company, as a successful concern, is 100% dictated by whether that ever happens or not. It is the watershed issue, for me anyhow. I agree that the CSC situation is the one big caveat about this company, and is probably the biggest concern to any deep pocket, serious investor(s). I'm no scientist by anybody's definition (including wikipedia's, which we all seem to quote daily on this site), and frankly, in my opinion, it's great that we have people on this board that not only have an understanding of that science, but are generous enough to put the time in to explain it to folks like me. But, IMHO, all of it isn't going to mean much if the financing of this company isn't changed as soon as it can be done.
As for a forward split, call it a dividend, call it a split, call it whatever you want........I'll take extra shares just about anyday of the week. If ultimate success comes, moving the price a penny on 10 shares will prove to be much easier than moving the price a dime on 1 share.
Having said all that, I have strong doubts whether KBLB has done anything that the SEC would crush them over. If Manshoon could pinpoint something, I'd listen to him, but I don't think he has put his finger on anything specific yet, unless I missed it, and if he hasn't found anything real meaty out there, I strongly doubt it's there. Because I think we can all agree if Manshoon finds it, we're going to hear about it. At least I hope he'd share it. He's been damn good about sharing what he's found up to now, and personally, I thank him for that.