I seriously doubt it is about the SEC weeding out the “bad guys”, I think it is more about souring the support in a new industry that a lot of old money does not want to gain traction. Please direct your attention to exhibit A, an excerpt from the email sent to multiple SEC agents from our very own John G paying particular attentions to the last half.

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As a Financial Securities Fraud Examiner and Registered Whistleblower with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Bank Fraud, Systemic Money Laundering, Global Bribes, etc., and if the similar method of suspension that the Commission has implemented on the Marijuana Industry Company"s then the Commission is long overdue in taking action and suspending the trading activity for ten days for The Bank of New York Mellon, JPMorgan, Citibank and Deutsche Bank as perpetrators of the above Fraud as described in my Whistleblower Claims for the past NINE years and without any action taken by the Commission. The combined Fraud by these banks is insurmountable and losses to global investors are decades long and in the many hundreds of billions of dollars which still continues today.

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Given that fact that the "bad guys" have been known for such a long period of time, one can only conclude that all this is not really about protecting anyone but the powers that be and their bottom line. If this new industry is allowed to gain momentum, I think the changes that could take place would change a lot more that we can imaging.


GO FITX!!!