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Gold/Mining/Energy : Sasamat Capital Corp (Formerly Bresea Resources) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: IngotWeTrust who wrote (68)	6/1/2006 12:37:22 PM
From: marcos	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 96

It's not just the shares of US folks they're after, 49r, it's all of them ... the situation may be less nationalistic than one of management versus minority shareholders, imho ... fwiw, Mr Smith is, according to the following, neither a canuck nor a yanqui, but a brit [not that that, in itself, is a bad thing-g-] - ' MFC was once better known as Canadian Javelin Ltd, which had been run by John C. Doyle, who died in Panama after skipping Canada to avoid facing 400 counts of defrauding his company in the early 1970s. Canadian Javelin was taken over in the 1980s by an investor group led by British mergers and acquisitions specialist Michael J. Smith, renamed three times and spun out as publicly traded MFC in 1996. MFC, according to its most recent annual report, now specializes in "advising and structuring business enterprises involved in unstructured and novel situations where a strong financial partner is needed and the traditional off-the-shelf solutions are not workable." It also owns a Swiss bank. Some of those off-the-shelf solutions have led to a spate of lawsuits. Claims before courts in New York, Delaware and Pennsylvania allege that MFC, some of its associated companies and Mr. Smith have committed fraud, breach of contract, theft of control and in one case, "the looting and almost complete gutting" of other public companies. The claims have not been proven in court and "are unsubstantiated and vigorously denied by MFC," says Roy Zanatta, an MFC director and secretary of Bresea. ' cubanet.org ' ... or due to the majority of adversarial proxies presented blocking their undervalued bid.' [from your post] That'll be my best guess as to why the 'adjournment' ... interesting thread you run here, g-t, hope you're keeping well ... it's kind of funny how much can change in nine years, and how much can stay the same, eh .... cheers.

To: IngotWeTrust who wrote (68)	6/7/2006 11:36:07 AM
From: laker2000	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 96

Gt...I know nothing more than they know and what was posted in that nr...with the new date...the calls I am rec. are calls asking me to make sure I vote my shares...which was done by phone, but they seem to think I haven't voted???.....anyhow I just read it as a poor response of sh tendering, poss. pointing to a lack of enough votes for there takeover...only my spec....i do not know this and have no info other than what came up in that nr.The nr answers your questions I believe and there has been no additional chatter since...sorry can't help further but if anything comes up I'll be sure to post.....seems we just have to wait for the vote outcome