Well, the massive dilution happened during his watch, and he claimed that he supported Solomon 100% when I asked him personally at that time. Not that he could do anything without A-shares, but at least he could protest. It felt safe to have a Swede on board at that time, however now we have FD and he make things happen, and he addresses the issues we need to get resolved to create shareholder value. None of the other yes-men at the board has accomplished anything like that before.
And still there will be no OSE-listing with blogging board members putting out buy-recommendations on their company(I know that this has irritated persons at the company's "inner circle" as well) , nor with a CEO/ Chairman/and holder of strange super-voting shares in the same person.