ROBERT BRISCOE : CASE SHOULD BE REFERRED TO AUTHORITIESRobert Briscoe is definitely a nuisance to any Colabor's acquisition/merger/privatization.
He is sour that Colabor did not bought his own company, Dub Loiselle.
He sits on Colabor's Board of directors perhaps because he has been one of the financial backer of Colabor's "re-capitalization" several years ago, along with an Estate Fund of the late Jerry Zucker.
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It would be a good step to submit an enquiry about Robert Briscoe as he is most likely in a conflict of interest situation by pumping and dumping GCL shares as well as sitting as a Board member. At least submitting such an enquiry request would allow, if not compel Mr. Briscoe to explain why is he is handling his tradings of Colabor in that fashion?
COLABOR would logically have already been sold, merged or privatized to this day as it now has an affordable debt. I am sure that the company has been approached for such a sale, merger or privatization.
If Mr. Briscoe is found to be a stumbling block to Colabor's future, he should be dismissed from the Board of directors.