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To: Bonzo who wrote (420)	10/11/2001 9:14:50 PM
From: CYBERKEN	Respond to of 586

I really think GX would have voted in a new slate if they thought there was ANY possibility of disapproval. If the BOD of AX makes a peep, they'll be gone in a NY minute. Their fiduciary duty is to the shareholders who ELECT them: GX.

To: Bonzo who wrote (420)	10/12/2001 2:10:49 AM
From: CYBERKEN	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 586

Hard to see how a virtually identical BOD can possibly argue with ITSELF over the merger. This talk about AX being, in any way, a separate company is hutzpah. It is and always has been, a controlled subsidiary with a tracking stock. From RB: <<Comparison of Board of Directors - GX vs AX Looks like a done deal. Directors of Global Crossing Ltd Gary Winnick Lodwrick M. Cook Thomas J. Casey Mark Attanasio Norman Brownstein Joseph P. Clayton The Hon. William S. Cohen William E. Conway, Jr Ambassador Steven J. Green Eric Hippeau Geoffrey J.W. Kent Maria Lagomasino Board of Directors - Asia Global Crossing Gary Winnick Lodwrick M. Cook John J. Legere Thomas J. Casey John M. Scanlon Mark L. Attansio Norman Brownstein Joseph P. Clayton William S. Cohen, Jr. Ambassador Steven J. Green Eric Hippeau Geoffrey J. W. Kent Pieter Knook Maria Lagomasino>>