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Revision History For: Globalstar Memorial Day Massacre

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THANKSGIVING DAY - 35 MILLION SHORTS PLUNGING OVER THE PRECIPICE. 23 November Y2K

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4th Thursday of November says Congress in 1941.

Bastille Day, Independence Day and Memorial Day all came and went and the shorts escaped unscathed. Each escape only made their courage grow as they were lured further into the trap.

Softly, softly catchy monkey!

They saw there was no problem, so, emboldened at the prospect of a No-Brainer short on Globalstar which is certain to fail just like Iridium and ICO because there is no market for satellite phones, they are borrowing and selling heaps of stock they don't own.

Now, even the Evil Wall Street Journal has continued their promotion of dehypothecation [dehyping] of stocks to manipulate stock prices [probably illegally]. Message 14131747

They promoted the Great Globalstar Memorial Day Massacre as a loss-leader and have now gained a paying customer [Irwin Jacobs] who placed an advertisement to dehype Conseco. WSJ is now the official market manipulator. They are taking business away from Silicon Investor and being paid too! Unless Silicon Investor starts paying me, I'm outa here!

I'll go back to hyping stocks instead of dehyping them.

Anyway, Thanksgiving Day it is!

By then, Globalstar Telecommunications Limited shareholders will be giving a LOT of thanks if their share price is still above $5 and MOUs are climbing towards 10 million minutes.

Mqurice

PS: I know Thanksgiving Day is a long time from now and the attention deficit syndrome suffered by the average Nasdaq 7 minute 'investor' might be a problem, but time flies when you're having fun, so hang in there.

Any more proximate date would be considered if you feel impatient. We could have Thanksgiving as a backup.