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To: stockman_scott who wrote (46646)	1/18/2002 10:46:43 AM
From: Jim Willie CB	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 65232

Wayne Angell is naive to criminal enterprise he has always struck me as a kind academic gnome so he has never seen a company set out to destroy itself and its employees has he ever seen a criminal enterprise? has he ever seen one born? or fall apart? if subjected to enough light of day and scrutiny, it falls apart and takes down everyone inside, running it, working for it, invested in it how naive Enron was not created to defraud it eventually was run by criminals who took advantage of absurdly loose SEC requirements, biased and collusive auditing practices, and liberal offshore banking laws they didnt set out to financially kill investors and employees eventually, they set out to profit criminally and its demise got out of control I believe 100's of companies are involved with shady SEC reporting, collusive auditing, and secretive offshore banking I believe many bigname companies are involved with devious, unscrupulous, if not illegal accounting what scares me is the commonly promoted idea that Enron was the great exception I think Cisco is frequently stepping on the illegal side of the fine line of the law and so are too many others to mention wake up to the real world of crime, Wayne what a goody 2shoes douchebag / jim