"ok, so are the warrants available to me or not?"
No, they are not.
"If not then they have taken something of value away from me"
They haven't taken anything away from you. The actions of a conservator issuing new shares is completely legal and does not fall within a Taking.
"especially if those new shares of whatever are purchased at a value less then I can buy and sell at a gain"
What you are referring to is a contracts issue within corporate law. The only reason that a current shareholder has a right to retain its ratio of ownership is if the corporate charter gives the shareholders that right. This is usually only done with preferred owners, however. If nothing is stated in the charter about giving first bids to current shareholders, then the only requirement by the corporation is to sell shares at no lower than PAR value. In most cases, PAR value doesn't exist any more, so that is rarely an issue any more. In short...does the corporate charter state that your class of shares have a contractual right to retain ratio ownership thru first bid? If not, then you do not have the right to purchase the new shares first.
"You are most likely more knowledgeable about these things and I get it but if you can't see the forest for the tress then you are no doubt in the forest."
I don't understand this metaphor...but the law is the law.
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