If you got the mailing, then it might be on, around March 3rd.
But, it looks like their math on the votes might be off. The filing says,:
There are 8.277 billion common shares, not held by board members, and board members only have 4.636 billion votes. Total number of votes should equal common share votes (8,663,950,695) plus Z-share votes (4,250,000,000), total equals 12,913,950,695.
Board members have 386,341,600 common shares, their total votes are only 4,636,341,600, which is only approx. 35.9% of the total votes. They should not have enough votes to pass these actions.
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