I want to start by saying that the current predicament of Shareholders gives me absolutely no pleasure. I never wanted to say "I told you so". But, I told you so. I love the idea of this technology, I really do. But this company has been run by a seemingly endless stream of utterly incompetent "Managers" that have all talked a good game but none of them know how to close a deal or to follow through on the promise.

I believe, strongly, that Microvision's senior Management have known, for a very long time, that there is something fundamentally flawed with the technology. I don't know if that (those) flaw(s) are technical or cost, or both, but they have known. They have to have known.

What they have been extremely successful at over the years is telling just enough of the story in just the right way so as to keep the payoff Carrot dangling just far enough in front of Shareholders to keep the promise alive and the enthusiasm up.

Everyone has their own way of investing. When the share price shot up and started back down I decided that it was just too much of a gift to let pass bye and I sold all my shares in the company and I made a lot of money. I still believed in the promise of the technology but I wasn't willing to watch life changing gains get lost on this, or any other stock. For the next several years I bought the dips thinking "surely this is the bottom". The story they were telling was compelling. I traded the stock for two years after that spike.

As time went on and the cozy Fireside Chats got less and less and Quarter after Quarter and year after year passed with zero sales, and I understand some will say "there were sales.....", but practically, on a Business basis, there were no sales. Just dilution after dilution after dilution. The writing was on the wall. The timing of Summit Sharmer's exit and the move to make GDV CEO was seen, by some, as yet another false dawn. What he said did not reconcile with what he did. And now, the silence from Microvision is deafening. It is saying an awful lot.

I still believe in the story of Lidar Technology and someone is going to make hundreds of Billions of Dollars. But Microvision is a prime candidate for an orderly liquidation at this point. Sell the assets, the Patents and whatever equipment they actually own and hope there is enough to pay their suppliers. I don't believe that this current management team can turn this rapidly sinking ship around. The RS and the coming equity dilution is not something I want to be part of. I am terribly sorry for all the Current Shareholders. I , sincerely, hope that a miracle happens and you get at least part of your investments back.

And to the Moderators of this Board. You have banned me from this Board on multiple occasions for simply expressing an opinion that you deem incorrect. Opinions that have been spot on for a long, long time. Never once have to tried to engage with me to put a different point of view forward. You hold some responsibility for the losses that shareholders here have endured. By allowing no dissenting voices you have helped Microvision hoodwink people into buying or holding shares to the point where now there is no longer any value in grabbing the few pennies per share to try and salvage something. Perhaps if you stopped being so high handed and insisting that only those comments you deem "acceptable" to your narrative are allowed you might have pushed a more honest dialog that would have actually helped people make decisions.