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To: Fundamentls who wrote (14672)	10/8/2001 8:13:27 PM
From: Tom Hua	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 19633

Fund, the anthrax spores that infected 2 people in FL came from the mail(discussion on HardBall at this moment). Sounds to me like an act of terrorism. Regards, Tom

To: Fundamentls who wrote (14672)	10/8/2001 8:26:28 PM
From: RockyBalboa	Respond to of 19633

Much apprechiated, I see that some people might think its cheap. I remember the AATK scum from July 1999 when it was dropped 70% in few days, and many people had to sell out because of margin calls. Couldn't believe it was still around today... This is not a defense stock. While Tom believes it can run 3 days, I disagree. Compared to this VSNX look like a blue chip. To me, on every share sold, the sale price less commissions is for free. Earlier indications, Harvard Equity: annexia.org Other business: hedge-hog.com (see AATK) here, you have a more complete list of what they do and don't do: google.com Recent lawsuit: google.com DataWorld Solutions Retains Killgore, Pearlman, Stamp, Ornstein & Squires To Pursue Appropriate Remedies Against American Access Technologies FARMINGDALE, NY, Sep 04, 2001 (INTERNET WIRE via COMTEX) -- DataWorld Solutions Inc. (OTCBB: DWLD.BB) (Frankfurt - VRX), announced today that they have retained the law firm of Killgore, Pearlman, Stamp, Ornstein & Squires to actively pursue all remedies against American Access Technologies (NASDAQ: AATK) for breach of contract for terminating the planned merger despite a binding agreement.