To: Jeffrey S. Mitchell who wrote (754 ) 9/7/2000 1:32:21 AM From: who cares? Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 12465 I could care less about commenting to Aaron Elstein but I will comment here. Pascucci is in my opinion a lowlife that loves to twist things. I actually hope the fools don't decide to settle as it will be a joy to crush these vermin in court despite the cost. Now to untwist, first of all we objected to having to produce ANYTHING, since they have yet to produce one single shread of evidence to support their obviously completely false allegations. We said, 'OK, you're all saying a lot of things, now go prove them,'" Mr. Pascucci says. "They haven't done it." Those words will soon haunt Mr. Pascucci since very soon it will be his turn to back up his clients claims, something again, he has not done in the least as of yet, but the day of reckoning approaches. Ok, so they whine to the judge and then resend the discovery. We object to the crap they are asking for in discovery, such as past trading records, of all stocks, even if they have nothing to do with ZSUN/Cragun, and they want access to our computers that were used to author posts. Shaaahh, we'll just ship those right out. We complain about the crapulence of these discovery questions, and so they get redone the way they should have been in the first place, but of course by asking for stuff they'll never get, they know they'll have to redo it and get to bill Cragun twice for it. We, as any honest citizen would, answered their redone discovery questions. The same however cannot be said of Mr. Cragun. In response to our request, 42 boxes of documents were produced. What did these 42 boxes contain? Hard copy printouts of the entire Raging Bull and Silicon Investor Ziasun threads, nothing else. Pascucci wants to come off all high and mighty, well his client is the one that's not co-operating, not us. We have nothing to hide, you just have to not be a prick about what you ask for, something obviously very difficult for Mr. Pascucci. Another great example of how inept the opposition is would be the fact that they asked specifically for our trading records in Oxford International and Internation Asset Management. Duhhh, Pascucci, those aren't stocks you idiot. If they were they would be screaming shorts, they'd be like mutual funds of scummy OTC-BB stocks, but again they're not stocks, they're the scummy boiler rooms that Bryant Cragun is associated with. It's amazing that you don't even know that much about this case, yet you've billed how much now? CMB