Regardless of your opinion of past, present, or future board members, your vote for or withheld will not change the fact that Johnson, Felcyn and Flowers are going to win even if they receive one vote each. We can withhold our votes which will tell the directors and the world what level of confidence shareholders have in their directors.

That being said, I agree with Brian and others who know that for shareholders to have any substantive rights regarding board elections, in the future, we must vote for majority voting .....for starters. Once this company changes its filer status from accelerated to a small filer after May 31, 2011, shareholders will not have the right to nominate their own board members for 3 more years by virtue of that filing status. We need to be ready with majority voting for when the time comes that we can see our candidate's name on the proxy.

Here's another thought, our audit committee should decline their compensation and instead, use the money to pay our qualified auditors (KMJ Corbin) to review TPL/Alliacense books. Wouldn't you think that our public accounting firm is more qualified than Roswell's in house legal counsel (Carlton Johnson) to audit those books.

Corrections welcome