The company has had to rely heavily on debenture loans for working capital, and this has lead to many shares being issued in the past, and likely more to be issued in the near future.   

It would appear that the same people that we issue shares to for debt settlements and debt interest, have a never ending supply of shares to sell into the open market.  Furthermore, with the upcoming debt settlement, it seems they have incentive to keep the price low as well.  

Isn’t this kind of financing and share distribution detrimental to the company’s share price value?  How will the companies value ever go up if we are regularly issuing shares to pay for debt, creating constant selling into the open market?

How can retail investors ever see value from their investment when we are constantly faced with shares being sold to pay for previous debt?  When will there be a reasonable balance between the two, so that retail investors can also get value from their investments?