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Tuesday, June 29, 2021 6:20:39 AM
He was a common shareholder who forced a shareholder meeting through a completely legit and legal court proceeding. The court found no objections to the case he brought forth and the judge did not either as the judge fully signed off.
The case then went to a shareholder meeting where a new ceo was appointed. The new ceo is NOT Miller. As stated by the current ceo, Miller has no official capacity in this current company and is only a common shareholder.
Whatever he may have done 4/5 years ago is irrelevant now with this current company.
Again, I will wait for anyone to provide proof that this was “hijacked”. Forcing a shareholder meeting to elect a new ceo through a legal court proceeding where a judge signed off can in no way be considered “hijacking”.
If there was any example of “hijacking” going on here, please provide proof. I will wait...
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