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Originally Posted by pelathais
C'mon coadie, you said so yourself - he "boosted the companies." That gives him the authority.
Dude, you never cease to amaze me. You obviously understand the complexities of supply-side - and that's great! But why can't you understand the simple... well, never mind. Different thread.
ah... it would be a "civil" breech of contract. Contracts themselves are not part of the criminal code but part of the civil code. There could still be hefty penalties... unless of course one side of the complaint had also appointed their our comrades to the bench.
And your clever pun... "Paterson (the blind handicapable Gov.) never saw it coming..."
You can be good... even pretty good... but Dude!
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You are dishonest again. corporations are required to change authorities in the board meetings
"boosting" a company is not part of corporate law. My first 3 incorporations were done by a lawyer I hired from wallstreet in the 70's As an employee for me he was also on the board and a director. Gotta do it legally or get in trouble from stakeholder litigation. When he left my company he was nominated to be the ceo of a 150 million dollar company.
Just some truth. Board meetings and general shareholder meetings are called by giving legal notice. That of course wasn't done.
Then a meeting is conducted and notes are entered in the required record. Obama and his wife are ex licensed lawyers and claim to have been on boards. They should know that.
Stick with readings of fossils.
"Boosting companies" is how Chavez operates.
In fact if people want to be legal, granting TARP funding some "preferred Stock" status dilutes other shares. Gotta file disclosure documents with all shareholders of record.
Unless you can shiow us where Obama even became by vote of shareholders or board members a borad member, with certain authorities, your argument is dishonest again. This opens up the company for class action shareholder litigation.