Thanks for the kind words.

While all of us like to believe that our well-intended actions benefit others, it is difficult to gauge the extent of any real success of your previous legal efforts   ---   of course, in concept, I applaud what you decribe.  On the other hand, it must also be said that most people simply will not, and indeed should not, throw good money after bad, the exception being when they have relatively unlimited funds and knowingly choose to act solely on principle.  I don't know of any EDIG investors who might meet those criteria, but then again, I know very few shareholders on a personal basis.

The bottom line is that, unless someone of your mindset and financial ability as such existed in your younger years steps up and volunteers for the task, this dog ain't gonna hunt.  It's an inconvenient reality, but nonetheless true.