The company went bankrupt.

My father's company is on the verge of bankruptcy.

The oil price goes through the floor.

That was the last video.

Malibu Equity and Investments.

We can bring the company down.

Bring down the Company.

The company went bankrupt.

That company went bankrupt.

So obviously there's no two companies that are identical in this way, but let's say that they are.

I think he'd bring the Company down.

And now these CDOs maybe are worth nothing.

We need the pages.

I can't raise that kind of money, and you know it.

Malibu Equity and Investments. Roger Van Zant.

So let's see, I have my assets right here.

That company is, in effect, bankrupt.

A lot of them might have some debt. So let's say that company had 10 million of assets, but

Bankrupt.

Many small companies went bankrupt.

And I'm going to indicate the corporation by creating a balance sheet right from the get go.

Maybe we have some patents now.

We're broke.

The firm went under due to lack of capital.

What about the district attorney confiscating the company's assets?

I went to work for an aerospace firm.

But we could still take the Company down.

The company was in the red and went under.

Actually, I was jumping around.

And essentially, the debt holders become the new shareholders of the company.

They're broke.

So this is all equity.

Western Civilization, Liberty call it what you want.

In exchange for taking down the Company.

It isn't only the number of drugs that are patented.

And it'll be in this part of it.

And I'll do a more in depth example of this.

High tax and poor sales bankrupted the company.

Or doing something fancy with where he keeps his subsidiaries.

They blamed him for the failure of the company.

The official dogma of what?

The company will soon go bankrupt.

The company managed to keep afloat.

Six months later the newspaper was closed.

Well Mr. Duck, that's it, we've just plain run out of jobs. I'm busted.