RE:RE:Don't let him away with it in our backyardValid points McMullen says nothing and all Lenigas has to offer on this bloodbath is that it's a "healthy dose of volatility". There may well be a correction taking place in the cannabis bubble but LGC ensured they were set to fall by pulling the rug out from under shareholders' feet with the $8m placement - and by uploading that aren't-we-stupid bombshell to Sedar on Monday. Quite apparent to me (and should be to all else) that this is the least of the problems. It's well known that David has always employed Pumpers and should be quite apparent to those here who those pumpers are. Again, a question to all the long term investors here ?? How could you possibly have faith in the long term prospects of this company. And your answer should not be based on DD, because if that was the case, there would only be flippers, shorters, and pumpers here PERIOD. DD obviously has to include past performance of the lads steering this ship. Enough said !! Also, can anyone here refresh on why Sebastien Bellefleur resigned his post as a director ?? The crew believes he's stuill worthy enough to sit on Audit and Compensation Committees. Lastly, there were recent comments re: Tommy Winnifrith on how he had an agenda against David. I find it quite strange that he's actually in partnership with the CEO of Riverfort Capital who also has some recent dealings with LGC. If the long term investors here spent some time digging into David Lenigas, it is an absolute "House of Horrors" And shame on you John McMullen, thought you were a decent Canadian boy. Have a good long look in the mirror as opposed to your pocket book and really ask yourself, "Is it worth it"