So now we can see just how concentrated all the like-minded...

So now we can see just how concentrated all the like-minded non-Todd shareholders are.

In all the resolutions there were about 1,957m at best voted For the resolutions.
Of that Todd hold 1,936m shares.

So only at best, 21m shares voted with Todd.
That's 21m shares out of a total of 3,485m shares.

So at best only only 0.6% (point six of 1%) desired to vote with Todd!

Clearly OCJ voted against all the resolutions.

So it is pretty clear that their view of the "management" of the news about the development of the FMS assets is not to their liking, and they are of the same view as virtually ALL of the Non-Todd shareholders.

IMHO, this meeting appears to point to a number of things:

1. non-Todd shareholders are almost unanimous in their views regarding secrecy surrounding the news about the development of PIOP

2. virtually no non-Todd shareholders voted with Todd. So there are clearly two sets of shareholders.

3. the withdrawal of Res 4 Constitution Changes is a clear statement by non-Todd shareholders that they distrust the Todd controlled board, and have lost confidence in the board of FMS. I think that is a very serious issue, and should set-off some flashing lights.

4. non-Todd shareholders simply do not believe the bull...t sprouted by FMS that there is no agreement with BBIG for FMS to supply PIOP ore to BBIG or their buddies. Non-Todd shareholders are not blind and deaf. They only need to read the media statements, the Govt legislation, the Govt media announcements, and listen to the BBIG community presentations to understand that BBIG is asserting that it has or will get, supply of PIOP ore.

Enough is enough.

What is the consequence of BBIG, and now its business partners, claiming to have secured PIOP ore on the one hand, and FMS failing to reveal any implicit agreement, or understanding, on the other hand???

A suppressed share price!