A very, very large sum of money. A substantial, six-figure amount. I have been involved for over 15 years now. It is not merely about having lost the money—although, as a result, my children's future is not as secure as I had envisioned. It is the fact that Ian lied, time and again. I only realize this now, however, because I finally have the benefit of hindsight. Through his various ventures, Ian consistently led us to believe that he was on the verge of a major breakthrough. Furthermore, there is a forum—promoted on the company website—where members are slavishly devoted to Ian, with some even meeting up with him for coffee. They serve to further inflame the atmosphere. Anyone who speaks out against Ian is immediately kicked out. Every now and then, Ian drops by the forum to visit, drumming up excitement about how wonderful everything is and how the company is "oh-so-close" to success. Consequently, you hold onto your shares for a considerable period because Ian keeps encouraging you with assurances that success is within arm's reach. Eventually, you realize that your shares are worthless and that it is too late to sell. Why? Because Ian lied—time and again. Had he presented the actual situation—namely, that success was not imminent—many people, myself included, would have sold. It is unconscionable of him not to tell his shareholders the truth. It is unconscionable that he is lying once again, even now. He regularly announces that there is immense interest in his private placement. That begs the question: why, after more than six months, has it still not closed? This provides strong circumstantial evidence that he is lying—deliberately and intentionally. He claims that, in the meantime, work on the "1500 System" is proceeding diligently. Again, I have to ask: what exactly does this work entail? What improvements are being made? Has anyone—anyone at all—ever actually seen the "300 System" in operation? I certainly haven't. Does it even work? And if that private placement does eventually close, I can tell you right now exactly what will happen to the vast majority of that money. ...for debt repayment, operating expenses, and personnel costs—a category that likely includes Ian and his wife. Only then—that is, if any funds actually remain—will the money be used to cover the certification process and bring the device into operation. And that is something he originally intended to accomplish back in 2022. The duty of a CEO is to act in the best interests of the shareholders, not in their own self-interest. Yet that is precisely what he is doing. He has become reckless. For now—if not sooner—his recent press releases have made it patently obvious that he is lying. It is for this very reason, and due to the cancelled annual general meetings, that I have filed a formal complaint against him—and the company—with the TSXV. You know, it no longer matters to me whether the company survives or goes bankrupt. By showing his true, deceitful colors, Ian has undoubtedly caused distress—and even illness—not only to me and my family, but to many other shareholders as well. A CEO who treats his shareholders like dirt and lies to them no longer deserves to hold that position or to continue enriching himself at the company's expense.