Well it’s wacko Wednesday, so no surprise I just
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Posted On: 02/08/2023 11:30:38 AM
Well it’s wacko Wednesday, so no surprise I just received a few posts from “anonymous” from the private board that mention me. The obsession over little old me, a regular shareholder who has no control over anything Mexus related is mind boggling. Lol
Others who have voiced their opinions are also under attack but without their permission, I will only repost stuff that mentions me. The stalking and constant personal attacks and attempts at character assassination on me by what appears to be a couple of very large shareholders only serves to shine a bright light on their fear and insecurity about their Mexus investment. A smarter move would be for them to get together and hire a forensic accountant and ask to see the books and find out where the approx. 38 million dollars went, along with 90% of their investment. They would probably be told to go pound sand, but it might wake them up. They could also demand an annual general meeting where they could ask some questions that might alleviate their fear. I suppose one could also think that maybe the attacks are not fear driven, and they already knew about what’s been going on all along and were part of it, and don’t want any questions asked, but I choose not to go there.
I guess it’s just easier to take the cowardly way out and just attack smaller shareholders who point out things the company says that don’t happen or don’t match the filings. Surprising that there haven’t been a few shareholders already who submitted whistleblower claims to the SEC, just based on the stuff stated as fact In the PR’s that didn’t mesh with the filings. Maybe there has been, but those are lengthy processes.
Time will tell.
Others who have voiced their opinions are also under attack but without their permission, I will only repost stuff that mentions me. The stalking and constant personal attacks and attempts at character assassination on me by what appears to be a couple of very large shareholders only serves to shine a bright light on their fear and insecurity about their Mexus investment. A smarter move would be for them to get together and hire a forensic accountant and ask to see the books and find out where the approx. 38 million dollars went, along with 90% of their investment. They would probably be told to go pound sand, but it might wake them up. They could also demand an annual general meeting where they could ask some questions that might alleviate their fear. I suppose one could also think that maybe the attacks are not fear driven, and they already knew about what’s been going on all along and were part of it, and don’t want any questions asked, but I choose not to go there.
I guess it’s just easier to take the cowardly way out and just attack smaller shareholders who point out things the company says that don’t happen or don’t match the filings. Surprising that there haven’t been a few shareholders already who submitted whistleblower claims to the SEC, just based on the stuff stated as fact In the PR’s that didn’t mesh with the filings. Maybe there has been, but those are lengthy processes.
Time will tell.
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