Alexandria Minerals Corp ALXDF

RE:RE:AZX Sets Record Straight on Events Leading to EO firing!

[glock2637]

Guys....my take on how it is playing out is bull and us shareholders are getting shafted by ES and others. They want a lower takeover bid for some reason and they are doing what they can to suppress the pps.  Trying to keep a lid on the price for a takeover bid would make sense if there is one more than one company involved.  Say, AEM buy outs both PRB adn AZX to form one huge company, project/property.  It would be in AEM's best interest to pick these other companies/projects like PRB and AZX up for as little as possible.  Wonder if ES and AZX BoD members have lots of shares in AEM?  Do any of our  AZX BoD members have ties with PRB or AEM?  Could any of our BoD's be working for ES? These BoD keep lid on prices, so a low ball offer is made possible by AEM.  If so, then I'm guessing ES and others have a strong vested interest/position in AEM.  This kind of move would create a much bigger AEM. EO did these things for a reason.  EO's mistake was to bring ES on board. ES probably had his own plan for AZX even before he invested his stake. This had all been planned well in advance.  It took a few months for EO to figure out what was happening, and their was an attempt to steal away the project, and undermine all the work he had done on it up to this point. EO knew he was sitting on something big.  Problem is others figured it out too and were able to remove him. EO is standing up for the shareholders, and was doing what he could to stay in control.  Thing is, he got outwitted by ES and probably stabbed in the back from half his board who were ES lackeys. Watch these fu&%$ spin this so hard and so fast it will make EO look like a criminal.  There will also be a barrage of posters in support of removing EO and constantly repeating his criminal status to distract whats going on. Hope EO takes this all to court, which in the end, will probably dig him deeper in the hole, cuz this kind of battle for a guy like him, is usually a long shot.  And don't think ES hasn't thought this the legal aspects through a long time ago. It could turn into a lengthy legal battle that will drag out which isn't good for anyone--us shareholders need to watch this VERY closely IMO