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To: Elmer who wrote (92282)	2/9/2000 9:53:00 PM
From: hmaly	Respond to of 1574002

Elmer Re..<<<As for being "chicken", do you really think all this is under my control? EP>>> Elmer forgive me,I hadn't read the article "A titan falls" which has been posted here. I bought back a statement which pretty well explains your predicament. Apparently you and PB are Intel robots and can't do anything but follow company line, sorry I didn't realize. <<<Face Intel, a vehemently anti-Intel, site portrays the company in a very unfavorable light. With numerous testimonials from both former and current Intel employees, Face Intel paints a picture of a cold, driving, greedy and often inhumane company that views its employees more like voiceless indentured servants deserving the whip to keep them on task. Face Intel uses very strong rhetoric and makes a dizzying number of sweeping claims that are difficult to substantiate, but at the same time attempts to do so with a barrage of information and firsthand (although often anonymous) testimonials. These accusations range from harsh treatment of employees to industrial espionage and theft of intellectual property to pushing Orwellian strategies undermining personal privacy (they claim that this is part of the chip id "feature" introduced with the PIII). Whether its claims all bear weight or not, Face Intel offers a worthwhile glimpse at Intel's dark underbelly. Whether triggered by bad internal policies or not, Intel has been