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floblu14

11/11/08 8:41 AM

#15100 RE: jessellivermore #15099

The LFB deal will pass no matter what everyone thinks. At the ASM in June, some vote was taken. Prior to the vote, Newberry told me they had more than enough votes to support their issue. What they want, they get. We are mush in their hands & the French government, too.

We are always betwen a rock & a hard COX!!!! LOL

No R/S please! But, it will happen!!

Have a great day!!

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nivasvs

11/11/08 11:19 AM

#15108 RE: jessellivermore #15099

<<Voting against this LFB deal without a buyout offer on the table is a vote to lose your money... >>

You and our president GW Bush have some similarities. Both sound alarm when popular thinking is not in alignment with your way of thinking.

What else do we need to lose in order to be a "LOSER"? We have lost more than 85% our equity because of this #@$% Cox misrepresenting every time.

Why don't you go and rant against your "IDOL" Cox rather than longs like us who have a legitimate reason to vent our frustration against a management who have only looked after themselves but not the true owners, the low life scum bags such as investors like me.

Cox single handedly brought this company to its kenees. It was Dr.Meade et al who were instrumental bringing world class concept of cutting down the production cost with a novel method. What Cox did was reprehensible.

I'm not sure how Cox feels when he looks at his face every day morning in the mirror.

I feel so sad not because I have lost money, but because I have trusted a person who I thought would be ethical turned out to be a self-centered %$#@.

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imnot6

11/11/08 11:42 AM

#15111 RE: jessellivermore #15099

"at least the LFB bridge loan at least gives us a chance."

When you say "us," I assume you are referring to GTCB's infrastructure, staff and products rather than the growing separatedness of the "us" as ordinary equity investors. "First things first, and second things never" as a wise man once told me when discussing crisis management. As we consider how to see our investment through "with some style," it's well worth casting a critical eye on any moves that may push our "us" ever further into that second category.