I think we should all be critical when the price of EOS tokens are trading on the exchange for more than what you can acquire through the token sale itself.

Markets are not always rational. The trading price is not under the control of the EOS team.

That section of the FAQ does answer your question in that it makes clear that they are not breaking any of the terms listed there.

Further you are lucky you got any answer at all as I suspect they are very busy.

Just because you can see some things on the blockchain does not entitle you to all sorts of answers about how they do business.

Name any other business that answers direct questions about how they move their funds around to members of the public.

Indeed try asking a non-blockchain company for that kind of information - I doubt you will get a response at all.

I am not an investor in EOS and I am also getting out of ETH so I dont have any biased views. Just after some answers.

If you are not invested what is the problem?

You seem to be under the impression that you are due some answers anyway.

I fail to see why you think that.