Trillion Energy International Inc. C.TCF

Needed with all possible expediency: Shareholder Rights Plan

[TheCardinal]

Please consider contacting Trillion and suggesting they implement one.
A Shareholder Rights Plan is sometimes referred to in the vernacular as
a "Poison Pill";  it is explicity designed to thwart some low-ball hostile 
buyout attempt by The Usual Suspects, and those Usual Suspects seem
to be operating here and now with Trillion.  There is no other explanation 
for the bizarre trading since May 1 .

[rydnhi]

I agree theres a good chance thats what's happening here. Surely Art can't be that naive not to be aware of it.

[CLOUDER]

NOW WHY DID NOT I THINK OF THIS?

[rydnhi]

There ya go,it was right in front of your nose the whole time. Man we're smart

[TheCardinal]

This isn't Art's first rodeo;  that said, he's been so busy with both logistics and financing that it's possible he's overlooked this important piece of strategy.  Thus, my suggestion to communicate the need for such an SRP.  BoD Member Mr. Thompson would seem to be the right person to work on this, in conjunction with Company Counsel.  

[CLOUDER]

MAN  i was  RIDICULED  by  MAX  and others for sayen this months ago...i  realy hope Art does this soon,it might be to late  anyway.     ps,  let them do all the work ,then swoop in and pull the rug out on them.....this is classic and typical for the market....imo.

[Maxmoe]

Did you ask if they already have one? I was involved in forming a few new public companies . Easiest time to add a shareholders rights plan is before it goes public, or as part of the ipo process so you don't need to ask for a special meeting or annual meeting addendum. Back then, 20 or so years ago, the lawyers bolted a plan into the articles of incorporation or some other ipo documents for

[TheCardinal]

Max, I have not asked if they have one.  I've never seen one mentioned in any MD&A; I've never seen any Press Release announcing the establishment of one, and such a Press Release is "standard issue" for any Company adopting a Shareholder Rights Plan, it's certainly something to "look good" to one's Shareholders and send the message they're going to

[Maxmoe]

Hey thanks, let us know. I haven't seen it either and you're right, any company including TCF , that doesn't have one should put it on the agenda for next meeting. They could even do a "subject to shareholder approval" announcement after a regular board meeting. Then if they are attacked they can immediately go for the special shareholders meeting to approve and request court

[TheCardinal]

I'm waiting to hear from Colin, yay or nay, if there is one.   I'll post as soon as I get "The Word."