letter from tammy to the consul Consul General Of

letter from tammy to the consul
Consul General Of the United StatesConsul General, Brian Goldbeck Sharmian Office, (Management Office, Economic and Political Section, General Service Office)No. 1 Shamian StreetSouth Guangzhao510133 Phone: 020-8121-8000
Fax: 020-8121-9001 Attention: Economic/Political Section Chief: Stephan Lang
Dear Sir, Our company is a US Publically traded Wind Energy organization trading on the US stock exchange wwei.ob. Several years ago our shareholders invested in an existing company in Yangxi and Guangzhao (Zhanjiang Windcor Windfarm). As a US publicly traded company, we report quarterly to our shareholders as to the status of our business in China. We chose to invest in China for many reasons, namely China?s mandate of buying power produced by green energy. We have been waiting for our Purchase Price Agreement from the Government for several years with constant promises that it is coming. We also, at one point were asked to move our location due to the Government needing our land. We have one turbine that was built and erected four years ago at the cost of over $1,500,000.We are currently in a very dire situation with our China Manager, Mr. Zeng Zhigao who has stolen our office documents, agreements, accounting documents and bank records and corporate seal without our consent. By taking these documents we have suffered greatly as a Publicly Traded Company. All of our quarterly and year end reporting has ceased, we are not able to function as a business and our operations have literally ground to a halt.
This director, in his mind, feels that we have to repay him his initial investment in the company in return for the shares he purchased for said transaction. He is one of several directors who have invested in the company and just because the share price is much lower than when we initially invested, we all know the consequences of investing in the stock market. What he doesn?t understand is his actions are illegal, that he must surrender all documents owned by the company to our local Director Mr. Feng, His actions are not without consequence and that we are reporting him to the SEC. This is not his property and he is singlehandedly destroying the investment of thousands of shareholders.

We are asking for the assistance of the Consul General in this matter to act on our behalf as a US Company doing business in China. As a US company was demand any and all assets belonging to our company returned immediately. During the last year, we were made aware that this director sold many of our assets, including vehicles with no accounting record or permission. We further demand he return money to our organization from said sale. As a director of the company, I have not only lost control of this rogue director but am unable to report anything to our shareholders from around the world.
We are in need of immediate assistance in this matter.

Regards, Tammy McNabb, Director and CEOWelwind Energy Interntional Corporation