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So I've got a question for the best poster on the AVQ threads by a county mile.

After attacking me for questioning a resident pest and his MO (using obfuscation), and giving a glowing assessment of AVQ that avoided all the issues and caused me to dry retch:

...WHAT WILL BE THE STRIKE PRICE BE OF THESE NEXT OPTIONS?

Let me see ...one share for 10c, with 6 free options with strike prices of 15c, 20c, 25c ...etc etc, expiring 2040?

Regardless of whether there is a positive announcement forthcoming shortly, THE FACT REMAINS that the only thing you can count on management for is to feed existing shareholders to the wolves for survival.

The next lucky group of sophisticated investors will be fed the dream ...and who knows they may make it lucky.

Ask yourselves this question? Who of the well-known AVQ rampers were given to option of 18c shares (at a massive discount) with 4 (four) free attached options? Who of them then sold their shares on a pump and kept the options in the hope that this glorified Ponzi actually comes good?

If a poster can't confirm they did not get these shares, then they may well have benefitted at your (and my) expense -and have a different perspective and motive as one of the special circle.

Yes, I still hold the 45c options, and I have lost thousands on this AVQ fraud designed to benefit the highly paid one -so I WILL HAVE MY SAY.

So let me look at some of the history:

- Options tainted by nepotism extended multiple times.

- Management selling out before the COA decision

- Management leaving the company with scant funds so that a less than positive COA decision created apocalyptic results.

- Management benefiting from the gratuitous and extraordinarily favourable cap raising involving a massive SP capitulation (yes Fuzz, capitulation) and the unprecedented 1 (one) for 4 (options) free attaching options expiring after a decade.

- Oh yes, I almost forgot, the man in charge costing AVQ almost ONE MILION DOLLARS a year ...at the expense of who?

That's right ...the shareholders.

This is a lifestyle company where many (including me) have done their dough for the benefit of the millionaire.

A positive outcome regarding Isabel does not change the intent, the planning or the Modus Operandi one iota.

If the systematic mining of shareholders OVER YEARS is anything to go by, AVQ should be very successful if they ever mine nickel.

Management have aways had a plan B for their own protection, just that most of us didn't realise that it was actually Plan A all along.

I wish myself luck in ever seeing value from my 45c options -and I genuinely wish all other ordinary shareholders the best of luck too.

SJB