Wednesday, January 09, 2008 6:52:28 PM
That is what could exactly happen if there is too much in-fighting, and that is exactly what usually happens in the majority of deals that involve any kind of in-fighting amongst management. We do not care which board is in as long as the deal goes through. If Lanza brought the deal in then regardless of what you may think of him, that is how it should stand. If he brought it in, then in reality, you need him on side whether you like it or not.
Stop and examine all your own "motives" and think before you speak. Do not let greed get the better of you because in the end greed loses out. The Summit deal could make this company worth $20.00 per share or better. Do you want a "big piece of something, or all of nothing"?
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