RE:Pan Am and Tahoe CC, John Tumazos Unfortunately it's not one shareholder one vote, for then the majority of shareholders
would be deciding THO's fate. And I am pretty sure it would be to wait it out and see
how the new indigenous vote goes.
However it is shares that are actually voting and not indiviudals, or individuals who are
holding the majority shares.
It's all rigged.
It's further rigged by the incestuous board of directors system everywhere, that rigs
the corporations the way they want them, and by all sorts of revolving doors incentives
inside board or directors and outside them in the corporate and gov't worlds, revolving
door.
Therefore the rigging is everywhere and THO and average shareholders didn't have a
chance.
I might have stayed in PAAS if not for the shares reduction, I can maintain or increase
elsewhere by selling THO now and buying in tax loss time which is approaching. But
it is rare to find a new stock of the potential that THO's premier silver stock company
was.
That's where the real criminality is, looking at if from just a monetary point of view.
Not being able to sell THO at its real market value, of $14 or so, when or if it wasn't
dogged by the indigenous people, like now.