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To: RKHIII who wrote (45095)	10/13/1999 10:28:00 AM
From: Anthony@Pacific	Respond to of 122087

Proving it is not my job, believing it and exposing it is ,, you might want to cheack all my poosts on SNMM ,, from the ;last 3 months and see this oissue of Businesweek

To: RKHIII who wrote (45095)	10/13/1999 10:32:00 AM
From: Anthony@Pacific	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 122087

(Adds Antigua government comment in 7th paragraph, details from court filings in 8th. Updates with closing share price.) Vancouver, Aug. 26 (Bloomberg) -- Starnet Communications International Inc., a company under investigation for alleged gambling and pornography offenses, said it fired an employee who said he possessed illegal child pornography. The Internet gambling and pornography company also said it expects any charges stemming from the police investigation to have no material effect on its business. Starnet shares have fallen 61 percent since Friday when police raided its Vancouver headquarters and the homes of six of its officers and directors, as part of an investigation of possible gambling offenses and allegations that Starnet distributed illegal pornography over the Internet. The company said it fired a ``low-level employee' who told authorities that he had child pornography.