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To: Richard Belanger who wrote (376)	7/29/2000 5:42:12 PM
From: Maurice Winn	Respond to of 543

Message 14131591 streetmonkey.com Message 14131450 Well, well, well, the plot thickens. WSJ is now accepting payment to manipulate stock prices, probably illegally, and definitely illegally if we believe Carrie Lee who quoted Bill, the Californian law enforcement officer. Just in case WSJ.com thinks to misquote me, here is an email I've just sent to Carrie Lee, asking her to leap to the defence of investors who the Wall Street Journal is trying to hurt in conjunction with that evil dehypothecator Irwin Jacobs whose money they have accepted in a conspiracy to hurt shorts. ---------------------------------------------------------- To: "Lee, Carrie" <Carrie.Lee@wsj.com> Subject: WSJ Promotes Illegal Stock Manipulation!!! Cc: Message 14131591 Dear Carrie, [if that is indeed your real name] tell me it isn't so! Have they fired you? How can you let them get away with it? WSJ is trying to hurt investors. If you thought the Great Globalstar Memorial Day massacre was illegal and the SEC thought it might be but wouldn't comment but you did get Bill of some enforcement agency in California to say it was illegal [probably illegal for him to say that actually but I'm quite easy-going and not too litigious], then what the Wall Street Journal is doing must be a major crime! Right there in a hugely publicized newspaper, they are advertising a dehypothecation to manipulate the stock price and being paid for it you might note, introducing a serious conflict of interest by receiving payment and thus possible fraud. Quick, leap to the word processor, and get the SEC and Bill to comment about the possible [or definite] crime by the WSJ and Irwin Jacobs. I'll do my bit to help you defend investors and sell a few more copies of your book and your newspaper and webzine. Gee, I can't help but think somebody should be paying me! I'm the only one not making money from all this manipulation, legal opinion, publicity and book selling. Yours in sorrow, Maurice Winn [which is still my real name and still my screen name and still my name I've always used]. ------------------------------------------------------------------- PS: While it's flattering to be associated with Irwin Jacobs, somehow I feel tainted that it's the wrong Irwin Jacbos and one with whom I feel no affiliation. Maybe I'll have to go out of the stock manipulation business and go into the newspaper business or book business where the money really flows! Heck, Irwin could have advertized his dehypothecation here for free!

To: Richard Belanger who wrote (376)	8/1/2000 7:41:35 PM
From: Maurice Winn	Respond to of 543

Okay, 23 November it is! First post changed... Started By: Maurice Winn Date: Aug 1, 2000 7:24 PM THANKSGIVING DAY - 35 MILLION SHORTS PLUNGING OVER THE PRECIPICE. 23 November Y2K Turn your sound on and click here: marskandiser.com encyclopedia.com 4th Thursday of November says Congress in 1941. Bastille Day, Independence Day and Memorial Day all came and went and the shorts escaped unscathed. Each escape only made their courage grow as they were lured further into the trap. Softly, softly catchy monkey! They saw there was no problem, so, emboldened at the prospect of a No-Brainer short on Globalstar which is certain to fail just like Iridium and ICO because there is no market for satellite phones, they are borrowing and selling heaps of stock they don't own. Now, even the Evil Wall Street Journal has continued their promotion of dehypothecation [dehyping] of stocks to manipulate stock prices [probably illegally]. Message 14131747 They promoted the Great Globalstar Memorial Day Massacre as a loss-leader and have now gained a paying customer [Irwin Jacobs] who placed an advertisement to dehype Conseco. WSJ is now the official market manipulator. They are taking business away from Silicon Investor and being paid too! Unless Silicon Investor starts paying me, I'm outa here! I'll go back to hyping stocks instead of dehyping them. Anyway, Thanksgiving Day it is! By then, Globalstar Telecommunications Limited shareholders will be giving a LOT of thanks if their share price is still above $5 and MOUs are climbing towards 10 million minutes. Mqurice PS: I know Thanksgiving Day is a long time from now and the attention deficit syndrome suffered by the average Nasdaq 7 minute 'investor' might be a problem, but time flies when you're having fun, so hang in there. Any more proximate date would be considered if you feel impatient. We could have Thanksgiving as a backup.