Monday, December 20, 2010 12:06:27 PM
It's a macabre thought, but I got thinking, what would happen to SYNJ if our fearless leader was hurt, died from martinis and cheeseburgers, jailed, or otherwise unable to work?
Would SYNJ then cease to exist? Would the shareholders be able to vote in a successor, or would the Board of Directors keep this thing going? I would think if the company was legit and he has that much value, then there ought to be a life insurance policy as well as an employee dishonesty policy where the company and its shareholders would be the beneficiary if something were to happen.
All of our eggs seem to be in this crooked, non-doing, incompetent person's basket, and my thought is he holds all the cards. Boy, what a mistake this was...
All IMO. Happy holidays, all, and GLTUA.
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