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Paul Mathieson of Amazing AI (AAI) says that he will report me to all the regulators. To save him the effort I have today reported myself to the FCA, AIM Regulation and AQSE Regulation requesting a full investigation into the allegations against me. I do not short sell, I do not profit from short selling, I am not part of a gang and, as such, suggestions that I am are defamatory. Let’s get the FCA and all the regulators to investigate me in full. I want the regulators to investigate every aspect of my finances so to clear my name once and for all. That would, of course, give me the option of a low cost route to commence legal proceedings against those who suggest otherwise. Remember the onus of proof is on those making the claim.
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