2lATE, I admire your creative suggestions about
getting this train to MOVE, very much. And I much
appreciate your donation to the legal fund. And yet,
if those shareholders who hold only, say, 70,000
shares would only give .00032 of the amount they
invested, or about $22, we would at least have a
lawyer retained to help us decide what is the best course of
action, and, I believe, Megas would help us with
more money of his own (My guess, only).
Meanwhile, I'm told the legal fund lacks enough
to even get the lawyer retained, so I have to sit back and wait for developments, because without
legal advice, I feel pretty impotent, since no
government agency involved cares about little penny
shareholders' problems. There's a couple of new
books out that sound interesting, regarding the
spawnning of our wonderful fine fine corporate
lobbiests in the 19th century (Cornelius Vanderbilt
new biography) leading to the Federal Reserve and
the rest of the story. Also one Ms. Prins, just
wrote It Takes A Pillage, which sounds
like a good read to get an insider's view of how
the banking sector has run away with 4 administrations, Obama's being no exception, alas.
GO BCIT
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