Ceapro Inc V.CZO

Why words are meaningless

[Ciao]

Most of us understand that it's results that matter and not words as a company is only successful if it can effectively execute its business plan.

Despite what we read in the NRs and investor presentations or the upcoming sham merger info package or hear in presentations we need to keep this in mind. 

Management is protected from all their failures to execute. How so? The use of a disclaimer, Forward Looking Statements. IMHO unless you can show criminal intent one has no recourse to hold management to their words.

AEZS and CZO management (Gilles) has shown a track record of failures that has led to shareholder value destruction. There should be absolutely no words that should persuade anyone that this sham merger benefits shareholders.

OATS, your group can stop this sham merger and hold Gilles accountable for a decade of meaningless words and failures.

[prophetoffactz]

Ciao, "Most of us understand that it's results that matter..." Results driven, Gilles has brought the pipeline right up to the goal line. He is literaly leading the world:  "I look forward to completing the development of technologies such as PGX, that continue to demonstrate its ability to successfully generate novel bioactive delivery systems at a quality that no other

[Ciao]

Each year of failure or slow walking buys management another year of salaries and it is only shareholders that suffer. There's always next year right? "Don't vote me off the board, give me another year" In 2022 Gilles said that he needed to execute. He has failed miserably and needs to be held accountable now. We need a CEO that is capable and takes responsibility for results

[prophetoffactz]

Ciao, "There's always next year right?" Ciao hasn't even been able to get his Stockhouse posts right the first time and here he is demanding Gilles get complex science right like PGX the first time that have never been done before in human history. Ciao further hyped Xebec on this message board multiple times shortly before it went bankrupt. Ciao's demands are ludicrous