That's quite a bit of conspiratorial thinking you got going on...

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Originally posted by BobF: ↑

You have 687 posts going back to 2022. That is a lot of time spent writing to exercise a grudge. I am hardly going to read them all to find your explanation. Maybe you would be so kind as to summarise your current rationale behind your obvious antipathy towards AKP and PET.

It would be easy for instance to presume that you have some unrelated vendetta going against AKP's chairman Fred Bart (now also PET's chairman), and Lawrence Freedman, PET's previous chairman and a significant investor in AKP, who helped fund ($1M) part of the cash injection to AKP a few years back. Knowing that, for instance, would explain your obsessive interest in these companies in which you claim not to hold shares, and would allow me to place your commentary into such a contextual framework. For all I know, from your comments above for instance, you could be a corporate lawyer with some other historical reason to pursue very similar actions. I am not saying your actions are automatically wrong. But the less you explain the more significance your evasion suggests.

What I object to is the possible implication of biassed judgement against anything the company can do because one vocal poster has an undeclared and vested interest in seeing it fail even if it manages to succeed in its mission.

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That's quite a bit of conspiratorial thinking you got going on there.

This you Bob ?

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