RE:RE:From A Zero Hedge Poster
How many of them back the neo-Nazi Azov Battalion and other extremists militias.? If they do then they obviously they deserve to be ostracized from Russian decent society and that would explain the treatment.
People here forget it was the Russian allies that won WW2 and fought to destroy Nazis and now suddenly we turn against our ally Russia over the same issue. When Putin says he wants to de-nazify Ukraine people should do their due diligence and find out why? I for one support Russia 100% because they will rid the country of those who cut peoples heads off with chainsaws and cruxify Russians and then burn them alive. Anyone want to dispute this fact should first know what they are talking about, Azov..etc violence has been going on for a dozen years. Bravo for Putin trying to kill them all in Russian owned lands.
(Opinion) As for GBR, I am one who believes that they deliberately exposed GBR shareholders to unacceptable political risk and could have squashed the deal before it formally accepted. That's just MY opininion. I phoned and emailed them expressing my concernd and to ask for 100% cash but they don't reply. In fact I tried to warn them 5 times, no reply from any of them.
Do any other GBR shareholders feel that the sharholders were exposed to, weeks ago, and their shares put at political risk? I do. I talked to a class action securities legal firm and they said if I want to go it alone and the damage is less than 20,000 I could do that in small claims. But I'm of the opinion that the shares were worth 40.00 +/- and that not only did this dangerous deal short change us but put us at political risk.
It's an unfolding story but GBR shareholders who don't like how management went silent for months, failed to inform us properly along the way and pushed this through even though they knew of the risks of a certain company's assets being seized should assess their damages if any. In my opinion, those who opted for an ALL CASH deal should get just that and no Kinross shares. Who makes these weird deals? At the first sign of trouble GBR should have outlined the risk possibilities for those opting to accept shares in the middle of material change. There was time. I'm the suspicious type