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Sigh- Give the facts and stop mumbling.

First of all, I have never denied my joint ownership in this company, end of story. I do NOT deny selling shares- but don't make it seem like I sold them yesterday, ok- this was weeks ago.

I was never in charge of SLC, but retained some ownership. I decided to sell part of my ownership- which is entirely legal anywhere. Keeping in mind, this happened over a PERIOD of time, not ALL at once.

I do NOT enjoy knowing the fact that I did sell shares in a company that later failed, but the simple truth- I have no assets to cover any SLC shares- just assets held PRIOR to being on VStex which were set aside for MDS investors, not included in SLC holdings. In the REAL world if a company bankrupts, you sell assets and pay what you can on debts- this is NO DIFFERENT with the exception- SLC HAD NO ASSETS IN MY POSESSION. Bob Perry has BOASTED his SLC LandBot- Ask him to sell it and pay SLC buyers after merger, then sell his SLZ and BOB assets to cover pre-merger investors.

Another thing you have stupidly twisted- you fail to mention 150,000L was _NOT_ from the sale of SLC stock- but money I had invested in other companies.

The only thing that YOU keep doing is twisting facts and figures- that's what really pisses me off about you.
You run around spouting off but fail to give any valid details, just your wide-eyed assumptions. Do you EVEN have access to any data on VSTEX or are you guessing??

Also- SLC did contribute to that fund- it says on the website that 0.5% of every transaction is set aside for Risk Fund. You don't know shit about the place you work for. You need to find a new job that doesn't involve reading ANYTHING, because you have no concept on how to intelligently interpret a single word.

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