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To: ztect who wrote (27803)5/9/1999 11:58:00 AM
From: The Swordsman  Read Replies (1) of 44908
 
Nice...

See....

Mr. Gordon's concern is if he removed the agreement now, and the worst scenario occurred, putting the agreement back in place would cause the shareholders additional anguish.

Z, you're a relatively fast study of human nature. Please don't tell us you cannot see through this sham statement immediately. He put the bloody loan agreement in there more than 4 months before the shareholders ever knew about it, and has the exclusive ability to put it back at will. He obviously never cared about what the shareholders thought in the first place and you would have us believe that he'd really care in the second? C'mon. Or would you like to buy this bridge outside my window?

Now to the core issue. We don't want Mr. Gordon doing this $0.15 option deal at all. It would be much more sensible to sell treasury shares into the float at $0.25, $0.35 or $0.55 cents apiece directly, thus causing substantially less dilution that his pocket-the-profit and lend-it-again for yet more dilution self serving scenario.

You're allowing them to distract you/us from the issue with this rather transparent retort from Mr. Henry. Does he have an education? By the way, Mr. Henry had a legitimate answer, only one, but since he missed his chance on the first pass, it would no longer be believable.

Hope this helps.

SC
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