RE:LmaoSo, apparently we have to assume that the owners of the 210 million shares who did not bother to sign up to vote are satisfied with their investment. Of the owners of the 89 million that did vote, about 55 million are owned by insiders who we assume voted as recommended. That leaves 34 million which may or not have been voted as recommended. Even if all 34 million shares were voted against, that`s little over 10% of the total. So, 90% are comfortable with the company`s performance. Quite an astounding vote of confidence.