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Via proxy for Current management to step down. The stock is now worth nothing, and these shareholders that have lost so much are massively incentivized to force change and may be forced to take much more aggressive action that could result in possible indictment. My gut feeling is that deeper investigation of Current management and some of the names we have seen mentioned in the financials may lead to the uncovering of illegal activity. If I was in current managements shoes I would leave and let shareholders forget that I ever existed as to avoid this scenario. There are now players involved that will see this through to the end come hell or high water.
These players include but are not limited to
-people who have loaned Victor Siegel (AKA Victor Weinrauch) and MPIX money
-Shareholders and shareholder groups who have lost in excess of $10,000
- Government regulatory agencies whose job it is to protect shareholders and the public from financial crime
- Multiple Business entities owed money by mpix
-former employees/subcontractors owed pay by mpix (Wilst Victor issued himself a ridiculous and unjustified salary)