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To: Deeber who wrote (5729)	3/10/2000 2:11:00 PM
From: Gotham Guru	Respond to of 18222

deeber what you are too blind and thickheaded to see is that this has nothing to do with Pluvia, its the info you need to focus on, just because you dont like the delivery board doesn't change a thing. i

To: Deeber who wrote (5729)	3/10/2000 2:20:00 PM
From: Erik Lundby	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 18222

That is interesting, ... so a company called PLSIA issued a reward for Pluvias identity 2 years ago. Pluvia revealed himself. The company paid a promoter to claim he was lying and threatened him witb lawsuits. "Premier paid Westergaard up to $30,000 to build a customized Web site that features up-to-date stock prices, commentary, and headlines that are written by Westergaard and other sources. The service, dubbed Westergaard Broadcasting Network, publicly launched yesterday. Under the deal, Westergaard also surfs the Net, sniffing out "bad" information that could hurt Premier's stock performance. After identifying "fraudulent" data, Westergaard's lawyers will contact its source and attempt to eliminate the information." Then we get this little gem: "However, some of Pluvia's assertions about Premier's sales and product performance already were proven to be true in a press release the company issued this week. I'm not saying that specific items he said about the company were false, but he did present an unbalanced picture." Hmmm this is starting to sound familiar. Someone check PLSIA's stock price today. It seems history repeats itself. erik