Profit Accrual "Not Illegal" According to The G.N.A./G.S.A.

$500 billion of profits were accrued by the G.N.A./G.S.A. After investigation by numerous specialists, it was determined to be illegal activity. The Commanding Officer Showed proof the business deals were legal. A company owned by suspected mafia was called by Robert. Te deal was set to purchase the company for 2 times the amount it was worth. the deal was made; but another deal was made to immediately take over the company. All of the company's stock was sold to the company's own distributors for a small profit. Another company was called by Robert who showed the company was selling huge quantities if items in stock. The company was sold for over 10 times the profit.After the sales was being set up, another company was caled for an investment in the business. The new stock would be sold; but, profits would be very fast. The new orders were set up and profits taken out. Te original business went bankrupt; as well as the 3 other businesse who dealt with the company. A total of 25 times the worth of the company was accrued.The title was left to the last company to transfer. No other companies transferred the title. The Companies own business disrtibutors weee sold the items worldwide for an economical price. The business dealings were termed as legal. No prosecutions against the G.N.A./G.S.A. pended. ALL of he transactions occured within 3 hours. The companies financially collapsed due to overstock or managerial mal efficiency to spontaneously purchase overstocks of items quickly.Te companies overpurchased products. The only papework with my nme on it was permissions to use the company any way I desire until the sale of te company was completed.I did NOT purchase thecompany due to 2 other cmpanies purchasing it. The first, I sold the company to; then, charged another company; as well as accrued profit , to a third company who purchased te company from te second company for a "big Profit".It was not until the third company was prepared to sign the title to the first original owner. The companies were left with transport charges, taxes, and other expenses.Backordrs, overstocks, and Charges financially cllapsed the companies. Noone could sell or buy anything; as well as the original company selling its products so cheaply, it had little capital to remain in business to manufacture products that wee backordered.