RE:RE:RE:RE:CMED Buying HIP, What Were They Smoking?Basically I think a remaining third of the shareholders are required (two thirds I believe basically are required) if allowed to vote moving forward (courts), and if the lockup shares in place are deemed valid. Zettl himself and any other company executive not wanting to receive their golden handshake probably hold 15 - 25 % of the total shares, so with very poor math, there are 38% for, 15 - 25% against, and the independent shareholders remaining - 38% - 47% - of that group, Aurora would need to obtain many/most of them, to reach 66 and two thirds. My understanding and again poor math. I have no doubt that any independent shareholder that takes the time to do an objective analysis will vote for the Aurora deal, so much of it depends on how many shares are controlled by Zettl and any other Cmed execs who want too keep their positions. The positive news for those wanting the takeover is that the execs who were not happy and resigned would control decent numbers, although their shares may already be included in those indicated as locked up (the 38% already accounted for).