One or two more things...I have never stated nor even thought that Bioasis shareholders would sell their shares if Bioasis cancelled my contract or if I quit. It was the shareholders who made it clear to the three Bioasis managements that I had value and they wanted me retained.
I also know that in the past shareholders expressed a desire for me to be a director, something I absolutely refused to consider. Bioasis IR has told investors for years to call me for technical information. Some shareholders have wanted me to be the IR rep because of my knowledge.
So I know I had support from shareholders. And they know I'm not the one screwing up deals, financings, xB3 programs and all the other things that have failed. It wasn't me. I had to explain it, make excuses if there were any, and make clear that the company failed when it was appropriate to admit it, which has been too damn often.
Yeah, well, the fight will continue, only I'm going to have some very interesting things to say.