Ignore PwC's competing solvency opinion on BCE

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  1. Geoff Estabrooks says:

    It appears that someone is covering their bases and it seems to me that, as BCE shareholders, we have an opportunity to litigate as follows:

    1. Teachers, for manipulating the BCE Board of Directors and management before the deal was done. Teachers acted on the assumption that this was a done deal and started pulling strings before they should have. Not only that, I sometimes wonder about who George Cope represents and is working for.
    2. KPMG, they may have an opinion but that apinion has to be based on sound accounting and financial principles. Since another accounting firm disagrees with the principles KPMG used, lets see what a court of law thinks.
    3. George Cope and the BCE Board of Directors, these people appear to be Teachers “people” and appear to be in a conflict of interest. Some of their actions seem to indicate a CYA(cover your ass) attitude rather than a lets get this deal done.

    There doesn’t appear much to lose at this point and everything to gain. We will see after Dec 11th

    (disclosure-I own BCE)

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