RE: Class Action27 Mar 2024 10:24
Jiving - I get that and I'm in no way taking the blame away from Arthur, its all on him, proved by his ongoing silent Presidency of COPLA.
I do however want all the spivs and conmen associated with downfall of COPL to be accountable for their part. On that, TW's links to Peterhouse and Milton Capital shouldn't be overlooked.
Milton Capital had an agenda, set in motion a while back. They currently have 2 former COPL directors out of the 4 running it and Dawson had a company with a 3rd. Malcolm Burne was a director at Peterhouse formerly Rivington Street set up by TW.
If Milton were targeting COPL for their own ends, which being a SPAC with 2 former COPL directors and business ties to a 3rd suggests they could have been, then having TW as a mouth piece to do a public hachet job on COPL would be convenient to say the least. It'd certainly cast doubt for any potential lenders, one's specialising in RBL perhaps.
Alternatively, if you can link Milton and Peterhouse to Anavio and Gaffney then the SP destruction via shorting doesn't start and finish with COPL insiders, which Anavio were, but extends to the above mentioned. They would be doing it for a fee or a cut, not the main prize, so a bit of pressure on the right people might turn the tide and expose what really went on.
Big questions for me, what was Milton's target last year if it wasn't COPL? Why all the share issuances when they didn't have any assets?
A point to note from Milton press release Oct 23 - Richard Mays, "..... is VP Business Development and General Counsel of COPL." A role he HAS (not had) held since 2014. That was Oct 23, he resigned as director 2018 but was still on the COPL inside like so many others.