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To: nasdaqian who wrote (3345)	3/17/2000 4:49:00 PM
From: Paul Viapiano	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6847

Bruce, When I engage in a verbal swordfight, I will capitulate in a civil manner when my opponent has beaten me in the short term. However, my adversary today has crossed another line in the ethical code of conduct by posting my private message to him on this forum. I can't say I'm surprised by his actions but this action, even for him, is a new low. I also see now that we've been joined by Anthony@Pacific, another participant in these events. Read the new issue of WIRED to find out the scoop on him. He believes he's the high crusader looking out for the small investor when in fact he has been in trouble with the SEC, NASD, you name it. The tactics of these gentlemen are typical. They point out boilerplate in 10k reports, let everyone know that firms are being sued by shareholders, cause a big commotion over things like negative cash flow, negative earnings, etc. without doing their due diligence. They look for something that can panic holders into selling and profit from their actions if successful. When they're able to get a service like Bloomberg to air their supposed dirty laundry, that is a coup of the highest order. And today, they won. But by all means, pick up WIRED this weekend and read the article. See ya....