Shark, there is not an ounce of pent up rage here at all. I would just like simple questions answered as I think real shareholders of this company should. I am sure Mr. Zwebner put you up to this post so I will go ahead and ignore your statements.
If you are a shareholder of LGCY, why is it that due diligence would bother you? I am sure that if you look into this matter and LGCY need to get on with its business I am most certainly not preventing that.
As for getting a life, well, thats your opinion and to me it really doesn't mean much.
NOW, Mr. Zwebner, why don't you respond to me yourself and not through someone else please, you are the director of this company.
I made some calls to Las Vegas today in reference to Mr. Walkers firm, and I found a few interesting items. Would you like to discuss them, I know that you know all about it, care to discuss that as well.
Lets review shall we.
When was your discharge of your bankruptcy?
Where are the filing statements for LGCY when you took over?
And what are the final terms of the real estate deal in california, since it is all stock transaction, and it does effect the dilution of LGCY, why was it not taken to the shareholders to vote on and see if it is at least worthy of an asset?(AND NO FILING ON IT EITHER) A long time ago the S.E.C and the NASD cracked down on such acquisitons, they were conducted as transactions but were found out to be only asset enhancement of public companies asset base to attempt a qualifaction for NASDAQ or something similiar. What are the accounting notes for this. They didn't appear in your last 10Q?
What was it that deamed Mr. Walker a position on the board of directors of LGCY? There was only his companies history, but nothing on Mr. Walker? Is there any information you can provide.
And finally, is there any law suits against mr. Walkers company filed in the state of NV? (LOL, this answer I cannot wait for) |
