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To: mfrank who wrote (86)	9/17/2015 3:30:45 PM
From: sense	Read Replies (1) of 104

If you've been reading my recent posts as "cheer-leading"... you've not been reading them closely enough. I agree that this is a crap deal... and that's actually being far too generous... as its far closer to a criminal act. Any rational shareholders should be preparing not only to vote NO... but should be planning to sue the management for undertaking the efforts you can see being made now... to enable and reward the management for stealing the assets of their company. You are correct about the value... and correct again that "price is not value"... and that, of course, is why the management are trying to scam the shareholders out of the value they own at a "market price" that deliberately fails to recognize, value or reward shareholders... TLR shareholders are being scammed... The current TLR management are self identifying as people you should add to a (long and growing) list of people you should never trust or ever do business with again... ever... All you need to know about the current deal... is "Waterton"... to know it requires shareholders are getting screwed in order to benefit others. That's already made clear enough in what has been made apparent here... even if they do fail to execute the "transition"... they've still committed to taking on death spiral financing. It seems clear to me that the TLR board are self dealing... not working to benefit shareholders. I posted the example of the former U.S. Silver... which now looks to be "spot on"... Of course, people don't steal things that have no value... which always means that value that exists is a source of risk when the market is broadly populated with people who cannot and should not be trusted to live up to their commitments.

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