RE: A choice Flexy.whiteguy,
I do not feel any obligation to answer your slanted questions. Your threat to turn me over to the authorities is laughable. There is no way that Frank Dixon can survive an investigation of his tenure at IBR. So do your worst.
However, I would like to point out, for the rational element on this forum, a particular glaring absurdity which is typical of your juice-head type logic--The day after the crushing defeat of Frank Dixon at the AGM (93% versus 7%), Canaccord began selling IBR stock heavily.
As a matter of fact, they sold about 600 thousand shares in 10 trading days. My interpretation of this was that they had been on some kind of gravy train with Frank Dixon and the honeymoon was over so out they went.
I made a comment at that time, something like the following: We know who the big seller is but I wonder who the big buyers are.
You came on posting an answer--Scotia Mc Cloud was the buyer and that is Mike Van Dyk buying for the family. It turns out that you were probably right. The Van Dykes and their friends have been buying ever since. At least that is my information which corroborates yours.
Now I do not ask you this question and I certainly do not expect an answer, but why, in God's name, would the Van Dykes continue to buy IBR stock if they intended to sink the company? Even you ought to be able to grasp this logic.
Now in regard to Frank Dixon, he and his crowd, as has been pointed out by others over and over, do not own any stock and never have owned any stock in IBR. The reason, of course, is that since they had looted the company, they thought that the stock had no upside future.