If he is being isolated, those doing the isolation are doing him and the shareholders a huge disservice. He should be informed that shareholders with an accumulated 450 million shares are dissatisfied with how he and the BOD have and continue to conduct themselves. The loss of shareholder equity should not be ignored by management. It is their fiduciary duty to manage the company well. I don't think they have done that. It appears that 450 million shares feel the same way. If this letter doesn't wake JJ up, MDMN is in bigger trouble than I thought.
Would you care to take a back of the napkin guesstimate as to how much the BoD's chronic history of bad decisions has cost shareholders? We talk about "100s of millions of shares of dilution" but I question whether most people understand where those shares/dollars went, solely as a consequence of bad decision making. And it hasn't been simply one decision that cascaded into into catastrophe. It seems that at every fork in the road along the way, every "zig" or "zag" moment they have made the wrong choice.