AN INSURANCE GUY LEADING A MINING COMPANY #2For several years now I have been reading our Financial statements. Like you I am almost sick to my stomach when doing this exercise. Does not matter if it was BB, Judith or Lorne Harder they all signed off on these ugly statements something seemed amiss. We trusted they were right. The exchange trust them they were accurate. Were they tuneful right?
It was my understanding, and could be mistaken but doubt it, that we had an outstanding liability of around $200,000 to Revenue Canada.
BB signed off on the financial statements over the quarters and yearly and never disclosed this liability.
Judith signed off on the financial statements over quarters and yearly and never disclosed this liability.
Lorne Harder while CEO signed off on the Financial statements and never disclosed this liability.
I am sure there are other past and current Directors that have signed off on these things as well. But Harder is now our Chief Financial Officer. He has a lot of power and will have a direct influence on CCD going forward. Is he going to acknowledge this liability and finally disclose it? Is he really here to save the company or what is owing on his late sisters estate?
Is that not TAX FRAUD?
Is Tax Fraud any different then regular fraud in the eyes of BC Securities Commission? BCSC 1-800-373-6393 inquiries@bcsc.bc.ca to file complaints.
Is Tax Fraud any different then regular fraud in the eyes of BC Insurance? BCFSA 1-800-373-6393 complaint line or inquiries@bcsc.bc.ca
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Once you inquire to any of the above they are obligated to open and start a file. Could take them some time but they love low hanging fruit and Harder fits the bill perfectly.
Contact the CEO as well to get confirmation what Lorne Harder has said is backed up.
Ask Mr Harder how in got 8 million warrants granted to him and approved by the Exchange without depositing his money? Sounds like potential securities fraud does it not? Maybe my information is wrong or he has a simple storey to correct me, but ask anyways because there is enough smoke there is always fire.
This stock has a lot of eyes watching. If the past players just get out of the way money will coming flowing into our Treasury. Deep pocket money managers are out on the street looking for potential deals that have been under the radar for the last nine years, like us. Problem, nobody wants anything to do with past Directors related for good or bad to BB. Nobody will touch us if InCor is part of the company in any which way. CCD needs a clean house and we are almost there except really one person that is holding us back, Lorne Harder. Until he resigns nobody will touch us other than bottom feeders....really during a bull market that is all we can attract! Yup.
In this amazing resource market can you imagine if someone like ED our past research writer on CCD got his hands on this company. Zoom. Stock would be a buck bid with no offers. Harder will make so much more by just letting go and have the mining people do their job. He represents the past and that is not good optics.
Write, complain, or both you decide what action is best for you to take.
With the share price increasing this puts pressure on Harder/InCor because they want to take it all at one or two cents a share. Then consolidate the shares 40 old for one new. Then sell one property at a time for their benefit. If that is okay with you then do nothing.
Antithetical there is no Corp presentation because Harder does not want anyone to know how good the assets are. Also, the company has been broke for years. At least BB liked to brag about what a good collection of potential assets he had collected and posted information for us.