Maybe this kind of BOUNTY is more to your liking Lee. I have recieved every other kind of threat
here, including your lawsuit idea. I said then I say now let them do it. The Lies I am accused of telling
come from PUBLIC DOCUMENTS. I would love for them to sue me so that I can PROVE
everything I say from their COMPANY and PERSONAL records and recover nicely in the process.
Started By: +JEFF CHAPMAN
Date: Aug 21 1997 12:07PM EST
This must be the most ludicrous thing I've ever seen on the internet. I believe all of us in
the SI community should stand behind Pulvia, regardless of how we feel about Premier
Laser, as this slanderous attack is aimed directly at the investor's ability to get or give
their views on stocks, something only recently with the evolution of the internet, we've
been able to do. Don't let companies like Premier or Westergaard remove that right!
jc
Here's the link to the 'bounty' that Westergaard has put out on Pulvia
westergaard.com
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exchange2000.com
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To: +JEFF CHAPMAN (1 )
From: +Marconi
Oct 7 1997 6:50AM EST
Reply #1206 of 1206
Jeff, (written 8-21-97--big delay in sending my $0.02)
I come from the Chicago school of thought (GSB-MBA, Finance &
Statistics--Chicago is a great school for ideas and critical thought) where ideas are
argued openly on their merits, with the axiom that the best thinking survives this
process, and lesser fails.
Mr. Pulvia is using an open forum; he makes assertions that seem to have substance
and merit. I read the referenced brokerage newsletter and it did not seem to contain
any content of similar substance. Rather they publicly declare they MAY pay $5000 to
anyone rendering sufficient private information about Mr. Pulvia to them, implying a
villainous quality to Mr. Pullvia. Methinks not! I think it would be wrong to betray Mr.
Pulvia, so don't do it!. I am interested in what he has to say, although I am unfamiliar
with the company mentioned in his comments. I am a technologist, and in my
professional experience it is fairly common for medical laser application startups to fail
at fulfilling their initial claims and hopes.
I just joined SI. I admire Mr. Babb for his forthrightness and common sense--excellent
qualitities for a businessman. There are others as well that bring intelligence and
contribution to this forum. Being a potentially high profile individual and not knowing
whose attention I may attract, I would rather keep my identity cloaked in this public
forum. For Mr. Babb and others like him, I would be delighted to privately make their
electronic acquaintance. I enjoy wide circles of contacts. However in the last 20 years
I have learned through experience to remain pseudonymous for personal security.
Let us all keep this open forum lively and share views of substance. By the way,
following up on rumors of changes ( including failures) of technology can fall under the
formal discipline called "technology monitoring", which is a part of effective
technological managment. I have emplyed technology monitoring personnel and
technology forecasting personnel--they are used in technologically astute industries to
help indicate the rates of changes in technology. We held that all public comments were
and remain fair game for evaluation as to their fit into the scheme of things. The
securities industry was a modest source of information--comments and views in open
forums such as this are probably the more useful information to sample for potentially
useful content than stock brokerage or securities reports, red herrings being the
exception.
I hope this encourages those who are truthful and fair in their use of this forum. I would
hope to strongly discourage those who do otherwise. We are all creatures and our
Creator will deal justly with each of us in perfect detail. That makes the truth a
standard for which there is no compromise.
Highest regards to all!
MDR
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