Thursday, February 04, 2010 9:40:00 AM
There's no way that giving Ya global over 50% of the voting rights for a temporary period of time, or at all, is legal.
It's certainly breaking a code of ethics at the minimum, and sabotaging EVERY SHAREHOLDER except ya global.
There's certainly been inside INFO floating around between the ceo, bods, and ya global (largest shareholder)
How on god's green earth can someone giving the company loans place a representative in the company, with an office and chair, watching the company's every move, and convert and sell their shares at the most optimal time?
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