Great question. Not sure if your question is sarcastic or not,...

Great question. Not sure if your question is sarcastic or not, but here is what I did. Once you read it can you share what you did?

1) Direct Request to the Board of DIrectors ot Postpone the meeting which they declined. Also declined attending the informal shareholder meeting because the April Quarteryly Review is coming up. That leaves virtually no time to act on the information that is being shared via this report. Also there is refusal for a general business meeting. Why do you think?
Question: Have you reached out to them?

2) Analyzed the 5/6/2025 vote situation to look for an alternative to diluting the company again.
I spent time studying the upcoming shareholder vote.
Would I sell now? No.
However, I would recommend securing a loan against the intellectual property before giving away any more equity. All the investment the investors put in over the last 10 years should be worth a lot of moeny. Retail investors are being boxed out.
Question: What are your thoughts on this approach?

3) Met with three different lawyers
I have legal teams ready to file for an injunction. This is necessary because shareholders were given no time and no real discussion around the vote. There are several compliance and governance issues that need to be reviewed before a vote like this can move forward.
Question: Have you reached out to any legal contacts? Have you ever asked yourself what is the rush? Are there any contracts luming after the election on 5/3/2025?

4) Reached out to Oracle leadership
I contacted the Senior Vice President and General Manager of Oracle Construction and Engineering to request an introductory meeting with Mark. Big Tech is where the money is right now, and they have urgent deadlines to meet. The goal is a preliminary call to explore whether there’s a fit. (Let me know if you have trouble reading the link — I can resend it.)
Question: Have you researched current demand for FBR?

5) Filed a case with the Austrialian Security and Investment
I submitted a formal case to the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) explaining the situation in detail
Question: You were also able to file a complaint. Have you?
And finally,

6) Simplified the situation in plain English
According to the law of supply and demand: when supply is unlimited, prices will not rise.
If the company keeps issuing stock, the share price will continue to stay low or fall.
Key Point: If the 5/6/2025 vote passes, they will have the ability to dilute the stock indefinitely — and retail investors will lose control.
Questions:

• How many times has the stock already been diluted?

• Are you interested in protecting your investment?