crossball
1週前
From the OTC description section:
Our focus is to create shareholder value while supporting local communities by creating commerce, infrastructural advancement, and downstream technological development of new age materials. We aspire to make a difference by finding transformational projects for regions lacking this dynamic, employing the industry's highest standard ESG, and backing carbon friendly R&D to help the planet become greener.
Ya, after reading that and as we shit in the dark or sit it sounds like someone mentally ill wrote it...a kind of grandiose mental illness.
Grandiose describes something that is impressively large, magnificent, or elaborate. It typically means bigger or more detailed than necessary, and often carries a slightly negative or critical connotation—suggesting that an idea, plan, or behavior is unrealistic, pompous, or absurdly exaggerated
I was so fn fooled to come back to this effed effort. I am so pizzed at myself, but I truly believed that the Phoenix would fly. I want some fn answers...wtf happened - there was a team of respected people on board from Sri Lanka etc. Especially Dr. Pfaffy - the man is a respected individual in the Mining business (Teuton Resources, Volt). If only he was the one running the show 5 years ago....now retired. wtfk....and that is what pizzes me off the most...the wtfk.
crossball
1週前
I am sure Mark is well aware of this message from Patterson. He is probably monitoring this board as often as I do now.....sparingly.
Mark, as I think about his past displayed thoughts, is right up there with the corrupted cons.
He has taken money that Dr. Pfaffy has provided and done wtfk with from what I see Patterson is saying.
I am so fn pizzed at this Mark Bolster....we all had accepted back in July 2022 that STHC was not going to happen, then
he brings us back in (oh, only Canadian traders) with the Phoenix saying we will die trying. Maybe he is dead from the Phoenix effort.
And I see Volt Carbon has tripled in the last few months and another graphite one in Sri Lanka...Applied Graphite has doubled.
Ameca was the company that found the graphite and had a legitimate team. (Derosirer, Pfaffy etc)
What the fuk happened. I can take any reason at this point 5 years out. Wtf is going to develop this graphite mine mind fuk Mark?
crossball
2週前
I would suggest filing the complaint.
The original purpose of the acquisition of the Southcorp Capital Preferred shares was to do a reverse takeover (RTO) with AMECA Mining.
The money for the acquisition was provided by one of AMECA's sharesholders, Dr. William Pfaffenburger.
For reasons only known to Mr. Bolster and without the consent of the shareholders, Mr. Bolster decided to betray his fiduciary trust and register the shares in his own personal name.
Accordingly, the RTO did not proceed - to the detriment of both AMECA shareholders and the shareholders of STHC.
Good luck,
Michael
Frosty you should followup with this. Mark needs to explain why he has done this.....Michael Patterson suggests filing a complaint as you and others have wanted to do in the past.
You are the only connection to Mark through Linkedin. When one looks at the promises and declarations of the Phoenix nothing makes sense.
All involved were not scammers eg. Dr. Pfaffenberger (Teuton resources, Volt Carbon).....is Mark the only scammer of the group. Want answers.
Who is going to dig up the Graphite. Stuck in Pizzed.
crossball
1月前
I am new to Linkedin. Checked out Mark Bolster Linkedin and sent an invite. Damn, his profile is solid. File it under wtf as of todays darkness
About
?Our model is simple. Our mining properties are large land masses which are tied into long term agreements; these agreements are specifically for developments around EV battery minerals (graphite, copper, manganese, lithium). We will front-load the properties with carbon positive enhancements such as trees, methane management, and soil enhancements, in order to off-set the carefully managed extraction and processing of EV minerals. Crucially, we are going to be pre-selling our Carbon Credits to our OEM customers, thereby offsetting their industry carbon. The model bookends the supply chain with climate positive processes
Exploration , Mining , Carbon positive extraction Specialist for EV industry.
Mark is a senior project specialist with an experienced background in project exploration & engineering, project steering and end to end management , heavy industry scheduling & planning. .
As a motivated and results-focused project management professional, I have broad and extensive experience providing direct support to the timely completion of project requirements. Throughout my career, I have proven myself to be a dynamic leader and communicative partner adept managing a diverse portfolio of vendors and contractors and motivating them to work together to meet and exceed service level agreements. I am also a skilled trouble-shooter with an aptitude for adhering to construction project schedules matched by the keen ability to manage competing priorities with unwavering professionalism.
crossball
1月前
wtfk who is a grifter. Is this person? Remember the geologist for Ameca.
https://www.marketscreener.com/insider/CHRISTIAN-DEROSIER-A0OB9A/
Also Dr. Pfaffenberger.
Dr. William Pfaffenberger is a retired professor of mathematics and statistics from the University of Victoria who previously served as the CEO, President, and Chairman of the Board for Volt Carbon Technologies. He resigned from his executive roles in November 2022 but has continued to be involved as an advisor to the company.Role Transition: Dr. Pfaffenberger led Volt Carbon Technologies before stepping down, with recent reports (as of March 2026) identifying him as an advisor to the firm, which specializes in dry graphite separation and battery technologies.Background: Before his time in the tech sector, he served for 38 years at the University of Victoria.
We should try to get some answers from someone. Also on the contact webpage that is gone now with about 6 people who were associated with Ameca. They
were in Sri Lanka. etc.
I am guessing that certain people were paid off to go away. I mean really go away as in not a fukken word to shareholders.
Still effen pizzed.
eliminate
3月前
Gary Gensler, former Chair of the U.S. Securities
and Exchange Commission (SEC), is a prominent faculty member at the MIT Sloan School of Management, focusing on blockchain, digital currencies, and fintech. He joined MIT in 2018 as a Professor of the Practice, co-directing the FinTechAI@CSAIL initiative and working with the Media Lab Digital Currency Initiative. After leading the SEC (2021–2025), he returned to MIT in 2025.
MIT News | Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Key Aspects of Gensler’s Association with MIT:
Role: He serves as a Professor of the Practice in the Global Economics and Management Group and the Finance Group.
Focus Areas: His work focuses on financial technology, artificial intelligence, and public policy.
Courses: He developed courses on blockchain technology and digital currencies, and previously won the MIT Sloan Outstanding Teacher Award.
Initiatives: He co-directs the FinTechAI@CSAIL initiative at MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory
eliminate
3月前
Another important Issue
A September 2025 report from the Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) Office of Inspector General found that nearly a year of text messages from former SEC Chair Gary Gensler’s government-issued phone were permanently lost between October 18, 2022, and September 6, 2023.
SEC.gov
The lost data stemmed from an "enterprise wipe" triggered by the agency's Office of Information Technology (OIT), which mistakenly flagged his phone as inactive, followed by a factory reset during attempts to restore the device
eliminate
3月前
Under Gary Gensler (2021–2025), the SEC
primarily managed Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) through strategic planning, voluntary collection of diversity data from regulated entities, and priority setting. While there was no single high-profile enforcement action focusing solely on a DEI violation, the SEC integrated DEI into its broad regulatory and ESG agenda.
Winston & Strawn
Winston & Strawn
DEIA Strategic Plan: Gensler's SEC developed and implemented a DEIA Strategic Plan to track progress within regulated financial institutions.
Biennial Collections: The agency conducted biennial collections of "Diversity Self-Assessment Submissions from Regulated Entities," analyzing diversity-related activities.
Regulatory Focus: The SEC, under his leadership, prioritized examining how diversity initiatives might intersect with broader risk management and governance, notes Winston & Strawn.
ESG/Disclosure Integration: DEI was generally treated as part of the broader ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) framework, emphasizing transparency in corporate disclosures rather than strict, penalty-based enforcement, according to Cooley
eliminate
3月前
April 14, 2021: The Senate confirmed Gensler with a 53–45 vote.
April 17, 2021: Gensler was officially sworn into office.
April 20, 2021: The Senate held a second vote (54–45) to confirm him for a full five-year term ending in 2026
Immediately upon taking office, he addressed the January 2021 Meme Stock Phenomenon, specifically examining GameStop, and initiated reviews of "payment for order flow" and broker-dealer conflicts.
Focus on Market Volatility: Gensler testified before Congress regarding the early 2021 market disruption, identifying seven key factors including "gamification" of trading apps, social media, and settlement issues.
"Wild West" Cryptocurrency Stance: In his early tenure, he identified the need for stronger regulation of the cryptocurrency market, describing it as the "Wild West" rife with fraud.
Gary Gensler’s first major moves as SEC Chair (starting April 2021) focused on aggressive regulation of cryptocurrencies, treating the market as a "Wild West" needing strict oversight. He quickly sought to bring crypto exchanges and projects under SEC jurisdiction, while also prioritizing enhanced ESG (environmental, social, and governance) and climate risk disclosures.
Gary Gensler was sworn in as Chair of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on April 17, 2021. Shortly after taking office, he began directing the agency to prioritize specific investigations, notably focusing on environmental, social, and governance (ESG) disclosures, with specialized teams established within the Division of Examinations by early summer 2021.
ESG Disclosure Scrutiny (June 2021): Following the creation of an ESG task force, Gensler announced on June 23, 2021, that the SEC was focusing on "Enhanced Focus on Climate-Related Risks" in exams of registered entities, which could lead to referrals to the Enforcement Division.
CooleyKey early actions in 2021 included:
Crypto Oversight: Directing staff to look into regulating digital currency exchanges and declaring many cryptocurrencies as securities.
ESG Focus: Establishing a Climate and ESG Task Force within the Division of Enforcement to identify compliance issues.
Many Republicans expressed concern over Gensler's potential "activist" regulatory agenda. Key areas of contention included:
ThinkAdvisor
Climate Disclosures: Opposition to requiring public companies to disclose environmental impacts.
Social Issues: Concerns that the SEC would stray into political or social territory, such as diversity and political spending disclosures.
Market Oversight: Differences in how to approach the regulation of Wall Street and the emerging cryptocurrency market
Immediately after being sworn in on April 17, 2021,
Gary Gensler’s first major public actions focused on addressing market volatility from the GameStop "meme stock" frenzy and the collapse of Archegos Capital Management.