It's all over, page-10

How naive I am.

The self-cited history as having regulatory authority experience.
The periodic "defamation alert!" finger wagging whenever the questioning of management becomes a bit too pointed.
The past references to there being no statutes of limitation.
The accusations of posts that are being deleted.
The mentioning of screenshots as a means to preserve evidence.
The shouting down at all costs of anything negative that is said about the stock.
The scrutiny of how many followers certain posters have, and who those followers are.
The insistence that the long-term underperforming share price is not a reflection of the anything to do with the company's progress.
The persistent reference to manipulation of the share price.
The incessant criticism of short-sellers, consistent with public utterances of the company's management, apportioning blame to them for the share price woes.
The labeling of certain posters to be shorters, without any proof.
The constant questioning of, and speculation about, the motivations of some posters.
The pointed criticism of Macquarie Bank specifically, despite there being several other brokers who have had less-than-positive recommendations on the stock.
The exhortation of investors to not sell, on the basis that all it does is crystallise a loss.
The insistence over time that the company does not need to raise capital, but would access partnership funding.
The insistence that the NASDAQ listing is not a bad outcome for shareholders, and the frenetic countering of any posts that suggest as much.
The heralding of the investment bankers who - it is now clear - presided over an unsuccessful IPO, as somehow being aligned with the interests of MSB shareholders.
The trivialising of the very substantial medium-term share price underperformance, blaming it on nothing more than a "temporary loss of confidence and the mum & dad investors have been decimated by a very calibrated shorting campaign based on very flimsy evidence and it's honestly a study in the operations of the big end of town."

It's taken me a while...