RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:REVO's Parallel Universe or Altered Reality?G00DWill wrote: It’s rather too late to engage in a game of "who’s who." At this stage, it no longer matters who you are, who I am, or who anyone else claims to be in this unfolding debacle. The only thing that demands our attention is the cold, irrefutable reality: the company has been mismanaged to the point of no return. Liquidation is not a possibility; it is an inevitability.
To refuse to acknowledge this is to live in a parallel universe or an alternate reality. There is no rescue team coming; no miraculous turnaround on the horizon. Celebrating the so-called "clean-up crew" for stepping in to oversee the liquidation—while lining their pockets in the process—is a pitiful display of misplaced optimism. We’re not watching saviors arrive; we’re watching the final chapter being written, and it’s one of closure, not renewal.
Bringing up the failures of past management as a means to deflect or cast blame may feel satisfying, but it achieves nothing. It doesn’t change the facts, nor does it offer any path forward. The situation is beyond remedy; the game, as they say, is up. It’s over. Anything less than recognizing that is a refusal to face the truth.
Actually it does matter who you are...just adds on to the evidence of the attempted market manipulation to go with the pump and dumping last few years. Current shareholders may not see a penny from this dumpster fire of a company but can at least help ensure Steve Marshall does not run another company in his life with his legacy of failures and scams plastered all over the internet.