From the filing reporting the results: "A quorum was present at the Annual Meeting, consisting of holders of 142,914,333 votes of the voting stock of the Company, representing 69.3% of the Company’s outstanding voting power, which were represented in person or by proxy." http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1381105/000121390013007223/f8k121013_jbi.htm
All it would have taken was another 64,000,000 votes or so represented in person or by proxy and the theory might have been worth thinking about. A mere 64,000,000 or so short. The *< <ROCK the VOTE> >* and find the bogeyman campaign fell through.
Now to be clear, if this naked short theory creating markers theory is true there are would be other scenarios that would be distorted; not just the proxy vote.
Yes. There would have been at least a few of those MOASSes people are always talking about.