DSUS This is a whole new ball game, a whole new

DSUS This is a whole new ball game, a whole new field, a whole new team, and a whole new field that will prove fruitful all the way around. To quote igotgame2star "BIG BUSINESS HAPPENING HERE!" That couldn't be more true - a multi-billion dollar industry with DSUSA at the forefront of it all with: the most advanced drones in their class, the best pricing, the best support, the best software, and the absolutely very best management team one could hope for. That said, it's time to put to bed one of the biggest issues that has been spewed over yonder in the last few weeks... this whole "illicit activities" issue. As it has been stated, written, and reiterated more times that I can even begin to count, this is a whole new company, a whole new management team, and a whole new ball game completely. CMR was not approached by PV, CMR was not contracted by PV, CMR was in fact approached by DSUSA and coincidentally they had a need, PV had the supply, and CMR felt that it was in everyone's best interest to provide the shareholders with the resulting demand. This had nothing to do with anything that happened in years prior, this does in fact have everything to do with moving forward. Believe what you wish, trade how you like, buy low, sell high - whatever your thing is, that's on you, the individual, the trader, the shareholder, the worker, the father, the mother, the one who controls their own destiny. The only thing that matters is this: Working together with DSUSA and PVEI to reach an amicable agreement has done the following: Saved DSUSA thousands, if not hundreds of thousands of dollars to be able to take their company that is growing at an exponential rate public; Allowed PV to pursue his dreams in the private sector; and brought life back to an otherwise dormant company and along with that, some retribution for the shareholders of that company that are more than deserving to have a fair shake, something that others believe to be a fallacy, and would like to see it crumble to pieces. I applaud each and every one of you for standing together and showing unity - public companies are only as good as their products (which we have seen are top notch), their management (which is without a doubt beyond reproach by any stretch of the imagination), and it's shareholders - you all that are reading this - the ones that make everything happen, who I my humblest of opinions are the true representation of what investors should be. All of the above is strictly just my humble opinion - less the parts that are actual facts. Your choices, your life, live it to the best of your ability!

Jason