As th0th mentioned and I checked (at http://otcbb.com/asp/OTCE_Short_Interest.asp), there are 107,000 shares short GFCI as of mid-July, which is a trivial amount. Therefore, the total shares outstanding of GFCI must exceed 65,000,000 (if BBB's totals are accurate).
And since GFCI controls a majority of outstanding shares ("We have already obtained majority shareholder approval to go forward with our strategic plan"), why do they need a "strategic anti-takeover agreement"? They already control a majority.