Woulda, coulda, shoulda...
If the conclusion by the judge is correct that CLYW was begun as a way to scam us investors out of our money, then it's still hard to complain at the current status. We know the Board of Crooks almost succeeded in stealing all of our money while making themselves fabulously rich through theft of a patent they probably never expected to have in the first place (what scam expects to actually become worth money?) The succession of ever more egregiously dishonest "settlements" between the BOC and different bad actors was leading in just one direction: we all lose all our money. I credit Williams with saving us by invoking receivership and also saving many of us from being driven insane.
I think we will have a jury decision by the end of spring. I also believe we will prevail. Depending upon the amount of money we win, TM will have to decide whether to appeal it at 12%/year compound interest. As over-wrought as some on this board become, it has to be remembered that this is an emotionless matter of money. Turrini has vanished back into the tractless depths of the Paraguayan jungle and has stopped his laughable claim that he owns 20% of CLYW. The other members of the BOC have simply disappeared. Daic has been turned, by events, from our nemesis to being the one who will drag the rest of us over the finish line. Skippy, the alleged receiver, has remained invisible and mute, so we have no idea what he will decide in accepting or rejecting the BOC's allegedly felonious "settlements" in giving the company away.
In the meanwhile, I hope all of you have a great New Year's Evening and a happy and prosperous New Year. For 2000 years Jews said at each new year's celebration, "Next Year in Jerusalem!" Then Israel was born and it became true. For us I say, "Next year in Vegas!"
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