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| Author | Tommy |
| Date | 00/02/02/23:31 |
| Investor Silverman said:
I appreciate the union people responding. However, you have not answered my concerns. If you drop your campaign, a new buyer might be interested in taking over the company. A new buyer might be more interested in settling with the company. Tony Novellyl, for instance, has made a public statement that a condition of his acquiring the company will be a settlement of the trade union problems. I am honestly speaking. I am selfish and concerned about the value of my shares, of which I have many. I may not like you, but I respect what you have done. However, it is time to change your course. _______________________________________________ Actually as a long time union leader not affiliated with PACE and an investor( not in Crown!), I'd say keep it up. Never back down on slime like Crown. I want to thank you for coming on a union's web site. I'm sure the workers do appreciate it. Too bad that Crown's management isn't intested in settling this thing. I think Rosenberg doesn't want to settle. Too bad for guys like Mr. Silverman here. That's Crown's attitude. Let's say that the boycott is ended. What incentive does Rosenberg have to sell the company? I see none. It's better that Rosenberg is forced to sell. I know that Union chief Bob Wages doesn't back down from a fight. His reputation is a fighter. Rosenberg picked the wrong union to pick on. If someone wants to buy Crown and Crown gets its price, I'm quite sure that this union would settle. You don't have to be a rocket scientist to figure that out. If you want to ask someone a question, might I suggest those 100 dealers in Maryland who are virtually enslaved by Crown and have had their investments ruined by Crown's mismanagement? |