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Re: Goldshield post# 3399

Friday, 09/15/2017 10:13:45 AM

Friday, September 15, 2017 10:13:45 AM

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Gold once they filed the revocation of their shares they immediately became private. Don't forget the can reregister anytime and become a public company. They were most likely advised to do this by John Crow their bankrubtcy lawyer because creditors could consider their shares assets that could be recovered to pay our debt holders. However, they may not have to because they can use our shares to deal with future deals like trading shares for joint ventures or buyouts etc. So, in effect to avoid any legal hassles they can reissue LTHUQ shares back to the shareholders the previously converted shares. This way Verdant will have all LTHUQ shares only. It's certainly interesting the fact they converted some of the debt holders... You guys remember Numbers? He bragged he didn't hold LTHUQ shares and I am not sure if Verdant is legally obligated to do anything and legally stole all their shares!! This is a legal Dutch sandwich possibly! It would be prudent at this point to watch Verdant's website for subtle changes in anything and what I believe we will or may see potentially a new CEO