I am watching this news very closely from a global perspective, but also from an IGD perspective, which is related to SLI as a company. As Molson has shown here previously on this forum, that there appears to be a least 3 off shore company jurisdictions shown up in an IGD private placement. Although everything may be on the up and up, I am intrigued why these off shore companies have taken part of the PP and who are actually the owners of these companies. I am also interested in this because of trading activity on the U.S. Exchange for SLI, (SELSF), had some what looked like very predetermined trades show up a few months back. I should add there may have been a couple trading anomalies show up in the recent past on the Frankfurt Exchange where we trade under the symbol, EKL, that piqued my interest.

You may also take note of the prestige of the individuals names that are being released in the links. This is only the beginning and as part of a global cleanup,imo, there will be constant exposure on all levels. Do not be surprised at some of the names that may pop up on this list or any subsequent lists.

It is my understanding that this data can go back as far as 30 years and that also, some of the process to receiving this data can be utilized by the proper authorities should they wish to use it. Also keep in mind the 15% reward that was offered by the Canadian government in revealing tax evaders and how this will most likely prompt more of these investigative services to come forward, as now they will have the funding and resources to dig even deeper.

I would not be surprised to learn in the future, that some of the $300 million erased from our market cap ended up in an off shore account somewheres. It has happened in the past with so many profits made off trading stocks going into these accounts, that it may not be unreasonable or surprising to see some connection to SLI in things to be released.

IMO

http://www.albanytribune.com/07042013-offshore-tax-havens-rocked-by-bank-account-leaks/

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/story/2013/04/03/merchant-offshore-trust.html

http://www.thestar.com/news/world/2013/04/04/wealthy_who_stash_millions_in_offshore_accounts_can_no_longer_hide_oecd_says.html