Nothing personal, just cards on the table....4 Feb 2020 13:47
Having sought council with so many of you, there is a common thread emerging.
Don’t allow us to be responsible for the BOD’s failure and let them take us down, only to re-surface in another guise.
If we do, no matter what the value of our individual investments, we will have played into their hands and lost.
If we all vote as pledged and as many as possible attend the meeting on 17th, we may well defeat their motions and temporarily cut off their access to further funding.
In the interim why not make it clear that we don’t want Valirx to fold, we wish for it to cut out dead wood and directors show some commitment.
Cards on the table, from feedback to date, the consensus is that if Dr George Morris, stands down it could be the best thing for Valirx, as it may likely lead to restored investor confidence and, you never know, directors may be more inclined to invest.
The consensus is lack of trust, openness and transparency, I wont continue as it would be embarrassing to do so.
So, when the BOD leave the meeting on 17th and if as I’m pretty certain they realize that this time they will not get their way…they will know exactly what we require of them and ideally they can now plan for a second meeting, without running the risk of cash starvation in the interim.
I’m happy to make this request formally to Valirx, if it is the actual general consensus