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Comment by Olderwisernowon Jun 11, 2009 5:05am
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RE: News Out

RE: News OutThe comedy act continues. I really liked how the Investor Relations guy SUDDENLY seems more than clear, and has not said "I don't know" to the question of getting a shareholder list.
As I have said, the best way to do this, is to get a lawyer, so that it is done properly, is documented and evidence based in approach. IMO
With respect to the shareholder list, it usually does not cost $1000, but it does not matter. I used to get them for less than half that amount. Small stuff, in any case. With a shareholder list, you then can mail a proposal to ALL shareholders, proposing pooling, or taking a stand, or whatever. You will have the real goods then. No questions of authenticity etc. I suggest this immediately. 
Again, this needs a leader, to organize this and dedicate the time and energy required. I would, but I am not in Canada, and it is very difficult from where I am in Africa a great deal of the time.
But listen to me carefully. It ALL will rest on being serious and organized. Half cocked emotional efforts will not succeed. The parties need to know that a group holding a substantial position and represented by legal council are making a move. The moves can flow from this effort, and will if it is organized. Otherwise it will just get confusing and end up a waste of time.IMO
That is my suggestion, I will contribute to any organized fund set up for this purpose. But not otherwise, as it will not make much sense to me. The list of names you have to date, in my mind means little, other than a probable indication, BECAUSE at the meeting or any other presentation, it is the registered voters and their shares that count. I see no problem here, because anyone serious will not object, and in fact sign on. Many however, will not like their information needlessly put out on the internet. With a lawyer, it is at least official and a real effort. As well consider that a SMALL percent of the shareholders are most likely represented here on this board. Mailing out a proposal, or solicitation to vote NO, will bring MANY more into the picture, I would think.
Cheers.
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