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To: im a survivor who wrote (5924)	8/27/1999 9:42:00 AM
From: Ken Johnston	Respond to of 6957

Have enjoyed the conversation of late as I have learned alot from it. Why do folks get so paranoid when somebody asks a legitimate question about one of their holdings? I believe most of KG's questions were legitimate and the only one's that may not have been were his inquiries into the terms of deals. I am relatively new but don't recall seeing PR's for any company where it said: "Company ABC closed a deal with Company XYZ for 3 million dollars. The terms of the deal were net 60 and Company ABC expects to record the revenue from the deal in their books on October 31, 1999" Gary can't put on a board the terms of any deal and I suspect no company would because every deal two company's make can be negotaited differently. Why would Company ABC want company JKL to know the terms of the deal with XYZ? They do it and now JKL wants better terms than XYZ and it goes on and on until you are giving things away. This is a reporting company and the numbers will be there every quarter. In between the Q's you have to put the puzzle together yourself using the evidence presented. The puzzle pieces include PR's and verifiable information. It also includes some degree of speculation and faith in the management of the company. If KG needs answers to his legitimate questions before he invests than the answer is simple - wait for the next "Q". If a couple of the answers, no matter how vague, help him put a few more pieces to the puzzle together in his mind then maybe he makes the leap in faith to reinvest. But to question his right to ask a legitimate question is a direct result of paranoia. Keep up the good work all....KJ