I think several of us are under the assumption $HJOE has something of value that KBM wishes to remain private wrll beyond the normal scope of their operations.

-something to do with past auditor/filings?
-threats or coercion?
-trading records showing total return?
-tie in with MMs/naked shorting?
-a whistle blower?

Any one of these could be severely damaging and cause real pause. It is no secret how the toxic debt and conversions work. The tactics and mechanics of keeping them working are not as well known (publicly).

If HJOE was scared of their own dealings - they certainly wouldn't be putting out PRs informing the world of the trial and mentioning the SEC


"I could be wrong but I'm thinking HJOE has some evidence to support their motion for summary judgment KBM doesn't want to become public and doesn't know what to do about it. The last thing KBM wants is to be exposed for what they really are. "