Dan, don't get me wrong. Everybody wants CGB to work out, and I...

Dan, don't get me wrong. Everybody wants CGB to work out, and I am certain that with the correct direction it will. I only mention what I have seen and considered. For example, and this is only stating the obvious: cannabis appears to have been much maligned for seventy years or more. Ie, ignored, forgotten and locked away. That does not mean that scientists, chemists, university schools and departments have not been poking and probing all this time into the potential of this mixtutre. People have been dabbling into pot constantly since at least 5,000 years ago, well documented, and without a break. It is only my opinion, and I hope that my opinion is tempered with plain, common sense. It was even suspected that pot held the potential for a cure for cancer, or even the suspicion that it could relieve the symptoms of the ravages of MS, Motor neurone disease or even autism, I am certain that the scientific evidence for such would be mainstream, old hat, by now.
Look at aspirin, a poor comparison, I admit, but willow bark was known at least seven thousand years ago as a cure for headache. Aspirin is chemically known as salicylic acid. Willow is of the Salicia family. My point is that much is already known about cannabinoids, despite their underground status. I am not putting AK down, just saying that 'triploids' are well known in the flora generated and were certainly well known and relished within the amateur home-grown pot specialist community a long time ago. Not a criticism, just an observation. When QBL/CGB stops treating its shareholders as dummies, consults with sincerity and forward thinking anticipation, I do believe that the company stands a great chance of becoming the industry leader that we would all like it to be.