I refer to your report 1st Silicon claims 'record breaking' results.

What real use are statements about 'record-breaking' results when they are not accompanied by any hard facts at all?

If there have been 'record-breaking' results then let's have information such as profit and loss statements, balance sheets, value of sales against monthly expenses etc. etc.

As it is, to this date nobody has ever seen an audited account of this organisation which employs so few people with operations and finances remaining a complete public mystery.

If its such a great company, then let's have a 'public open day' so that people can see where their money has gone and what tremendous profits are now being made after nearly five years of operation.