Replies to post #244245 on Sulja Bros. Building Supplies, Ltd (SLJB)

[S.A.G.]

Well, now you know where I got it from. Since he was involved in the deals and at one time as CEO and in another role, I felt that he would be able to give me answers.

[S.A.G.]

Jannie, this is one of the answers I am really trying to get them to release with the lawyer's approval. You have no idea how many times I have called them and asked to get this out for us in a PR from the company. After the investigation started they put up their shields and I understand why they did it. I wish I had hard evidence to show you but I don't. It's their turn to speak now. All we can do is wait.

[Jim Bishop]

All corporations have shares whether public or not. Typically a Canadian corp will have a minimum of two classes and these days up to 5 or more classes of shares although with small companies there's only one or a few people holding common shares and no preferreds are outstanding.

[janice shell]

If Petar says it, then so be it. The first sentence is totally nonsensical. And I didn't know that Sulja Ontario was a public company ("every last share...").

In addition, it's been said that Sulja Nevada owns "an interest" in Sulja Ontario. Even Airys himself is aware of that. "An interest" does not suggest full ownership.