While I don't argue that Leckrone has gained more control than he should have, which of these people (aside from the most recent addition of Schrock & Goerner) either were not part of the negotiation and agreement that allowed him to do so, or were not able to take measures to challenge those clauses in the master agreement that PTSC should be challenging that affect its ability to properly report info as a public company should. IMO, the leverage Leckrone has gained falls at the feet of most of the names I list. They got us into the agreement, they should then be held accountable for its ramifications, and for addressing its shortcomings in a way that protects PTSC's interest and by obvious extension, OUR interests as shareholders.