JMT,
In 1997 you could have bought shares of EDII for 1, 2, or 3 cents per share but you did not.
A group of investors saw an opportunity to acquire a company, of course the company today is not the same company. It has grown by leaps and bounds, and all you do is criticize. You obviously are a "shorter", who is so upset that the price of the shares are not going your way.
You have been bashing the company and its management as if you have a personal vendetta, and in the process, you are hurting all the shareholders who you claim to be protecting.
You have called each subsidiary that American International has acquired a "hoax" and a "scam". Now, you have graduated to making libelous remarks against American International, its auditors BDO Seidman, and their SEC attorneys Brewer and Pritchard by saying that everybody is on to defraud you. And you don't even have an investment in EDII (except as probably a shorter)?
For your information, a 10-SB Filing must be "REVIEWED" by auditors, The review must follow very certain, strict procedures and guidelines as required by the SEC. Since the September 30, 1998 numbers are from 9 month's data (not an entire year's), the auditors issue a consolidated report by the Company's year end 12/31/98.
Because you are convinced that the present management of American International is the same as it was before, you will continue to be proven wrong.
I am sure you do not want to hear this, but it is my opinion that you should cover your short positions as you may end up losing your ass. And, if you don't, that's okay too.
PS I will assume for now that your suggestion that BDO Seidman is receiving 1M shares for each page of the financials is a joke, and you know it.
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