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Third, we urge our shareholders to resist the artificial force of fear in the marketplace that seek to make incremental profits by shorting and thereafter spreading misinformation to engender fear and instability.
GrowLife has a mission and a responsibility to our shareholders from which we will not be easily deterred.
We cannot, however, prevent negative rumors that are very personal and decidedly ill intentioned.
By way of example, a rumor was floated recently that I had suffered an untimely death over a weekend; the subliminal message was that GrowLife was in deep trouble.
More recently, our CFO was subjected to an unfounded personal attack along with concerted market activity to attack GrowLife, if not the entire market sector.
In our free and open society, we must tolerate "fog of war" messaging and prevent it from distracting us from the good that we can achieve for many with our Company.
We view these attacks as graffiti and encourage others to do the same. GrowLife Management will not allow misinformation to affect our investment and our mission.
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