A path diverged in the woods...
We can nut up, pitch in, and hire a lawyer to eviscerate current "management"...
We can raise hell with the SEC so they de-certify our stock...
We can wait to see what happens this year with trials...
We can generate enough stockholder support to force a company meeting and throw the bums out in favor of our picks for officers...
We can convince the CA, TX, or DE attorney general to bring criminal charges against "management"...
We can get enough shares together to begin our own negotiations with TM and other infringers...
We can run newspaper ads seeking the majority of CLYW shareholders {who seem oblivious about what is happening) and gain their support for change...
The choices are manifest. The biggest problem is the value of the patents. Billions of dollars. This has apparently driven the officers (past and present) insane with greed. What is clear is that what we have been doing (nothing) has failed. I find it impossible to there are no lawyers among the stockholders who would like their shares to be actually worth something.
Whatever we do, it has to be an improvement.
