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To: tradermike_1999 who wrote (1461)	12/17/2000 5:52:52 PM
From: Hawkmoon	Respond to of 74559

Straight out of the novel 1984. Freedom through slavery. Either you're in a drunken depression, or Ted Kazynski is logging into your SI account. Please tell us it's the latter... Since intoxicated folks generally show their true nature when under the influence.

To: tradermike_1999 who wrote (1461)	12/17/2000 6:03:57 PM
From: Scott Bergquist	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 74559

Mike, the body was found in a elementary school garden patch about 18 hrs after the jump. The Dutch woman who jumped, Elisabeth Otto, had not worked very long for HP. The guy that bent over backwards over his seat, trying to keep her from jumping, was in shock afterwards. It is clear from all peripheral facts (her husband, the passengers, the pilots, the extra landing, etc) that it was a suicide by someone unhappy "stuck" in the USA when they didn't want. It is unfortunate you wrote all this on Sunday, when even one day prior (Saturday) much more came out, and you could have saved the misrepresentations. Your ability to follow the facts, wait for the right info, and reach a reasonable conclusion, are draggin' bottom....in the worst way.

To: tradermike_1999 who wrote (1461)	12/17/2000 6:58:22 PM
From: FrozenZ	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 74559

If Goldman Sachs,Merrill Lynch, Nite and all the rest of the admittedly crooked big brokers were doing as well as you suggest, we could all just buy their stock since they are all publicly traded companies. As it happens they aren't doing any better than any other company. As far as corporate America enslaving and exploiting people... well guess what, it's a worldwide past time. Women do it to men, men do it to women. Adults attempt to enconomically enslave children. Dictators do it. Every person with power in every government does it. Everyone does it to everyone else with an occasional exception here and there. Enslavement and exploitation is a worldwide universal phenomenon going on every minute of every day with almost every individual either doing it or having it done to them.