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To: CountofMoneyCristo who wrote (258)	6/28/2001 1:15:11 AM
From: Jorj X Mckie	Read Replies (1) of 3143

I rest my case. I may be vulgar, but you have done nothing to establish your credibility. Your continued insinuations about would-be propaganda ministry employees and representatives for brokerages and daytrading chat rooms is absolutely hilarious. So I will ask a couple of questions. Since our conversation is over, I will just post them for the benefit of everyone else. 1. Have you ever posted under more than one alias on ANY site? 2. Has any law firm actually accepted your case? 3. Was the case taken on contingency? 4. If you had defamed anyone a public message board, do you think that person should bring a libel suit against you. 5. If you were one of the people who you are trying to get to come forward, would you want someone who lost $300k in daytrading forums and then subsequently was involved with one to lead you in a lawsuit? 6. For any reason, have you ever divulged information on this, or any site, that was told to you in trust? These are questions that you should not only ask yourself, but that other people should think about when you are asking them to send their personal information directly to you.

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