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Message: Re: Retail Investor Expresses Disappointment with Falcon Oil & Gas Ltd.

>Anyone else finding it strange, that we haven't heard anything from the voting front?

Perhaps Burlingame and Renova might send out their own proxy cards with their list of nominees. That could explain all of the phone calls being made urging us to vote. Falcon management knows everyone already has their Falcon proxy materials by now, so maybe if you vote for them first, you can't vote for anyone else later on.

Interestingly enough, a similar situation just went on with Terra Industries, where David Fisher is a director (Fisher recently resigned from Falcons BOD)

A company (CF Industries) that wants to buy out Terra nominated a couple of their own people to Terras BOD. Notice in the news releases they talk about "WHITE" voting cards and "BLUE" voting cards.

Management put out a letter to shareholders urging them to throw away the blue cards :)

Terra Announces Two Leading Proxy Advisory Firms Recommend Shareholders Vote "FOR" All Three Terra Directors on the WHITE Proxy Card

SIOUX CITY, Iowa--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov. 11, 2009-- Terra Industries Inc. (NYSE: TRA) today announced that PROXY Governance, Inc. and Egan-Jones Proxy Services, two of the nation’s leading independent proxy advisory firms, recommend that Terra shareholders vote FOR Terra’s three directors – Martha O. Hesse, Dennis McGlone, and Chairman, Henry R. Slack on the WHITE proxy card at Terra’s November 20, 2009 Annual Meeting.

“We are pleased that PROXY Governance and Egan-Jones have separately indicated their support for the re-election of all three Terra directors,” said Terra President and CEO Michael Bennett. “PROXY Governance and Egan-Jones’ recommendations reinforce our strong belief that Terra’s Board of Directors, which has returned more than $1 billion in value to shareholders over the past four years, is best suited to continue executing on our focused and prudent strategy and driving shareholder value.”

Bennett continued, “CF Industries Holdings, Inc.’s (NYSE: CF) latest proposal is inadequate and opportunistic and not in the best interests of Terra shareholders. We strongly believe that CF’s nominees, if elected to Terra’s Board, would work to advance CF’s inadequate proposal and CF’s self-serving interests at the expense of all other Terra shareholders. We urge Terra shareholders to follow the recommendation of both PROXY Governance and Egan Jones and vote FOR Terra’s directors on the WHITE proxy card today and discard any blue proxy card they may receive from CF.”

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