Oh silly me... I should have also told you the rest of Kemi Badenoch's "Thought Machine" delinquencies and law breaking that her agency finally reported after my blog psot.

 


Can anyone have any confidence if Kemi can't even get her Agency to continually run their data against all public statements? The total incompetence of the Thought Machine directors beggars belief.


Independent companies provide such a service but that's not good enough for Kemi, presumably because there is no money in the kitty to pay for it - rather sums up what today's IFS report says.


If those running Kemi's investments can't even report appointments of Directors to her... Heaven help us all.  IPO anyone? 


My recollection of SEC rules is that they require full disclosure of lawbreaking - unlike the London Stock Exchange that doesn't even sanction exisitng Directors of listed companies for having to reconvene AGM's for failure to give adequate notice to shareholders (see Andrew Brode from the Sunday Times Rich List candidates) or its brokers making false declarations of Persons of Significant Control in listed companies.









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