As to how they got the votes; they had a professional service call all shareholders repeatedly at home if they had not already responded by letter or other proxy vote options. The problem I had, was that they arbitrarily set the cut-off date for votes to a time before the price fell so extremely -- after which time some of us increased our positions 400-500%. But most of our votes were not counted. Only those before an arbitrary date April 10 or so were counted. I don't believe RS would have been approved if the cut-off date for counting shares/ votes had been set nearer to the meeting date.
Hope? The message Mr. B is sending is, "Trust Me!"
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