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To: russet who wrote (8519)	1/27/2002 1:55:57 AM
From: axial	Respond to of 14101

Hi, Russet - "And what you just did in your response to me Jim,...is what most shareholders try and do on these threads when someone asks tough questions (of course they are just dumb questions)." LOL! There's nothing "tough" about your questions: don't glorify laziness by using an adjective that implies either intelligence, or diligence. You are merely repeating the same questions that have been asked, and answered, a thousand times. Let me be plain: like other DMX investors, I have confidence in my research, and the research of others. However, there may be something of which we are all unaware. Your attempt at self-glorification by posing as a "tough" interrogator merely obscures the fact that you have not devoted any effort at all to understanding a subject on which you claim superior knowledge. What scares me about nabobs of negativity such as yourself, people with a casual (and distant) acquaintance with the facts, is that for some reason that has escaped our best efforts, you may be right. I concede that fact. This may yet turn out to be a mistake. But nothing you have said, no fatuous question that you have posed, has brought us one millimeter closer to knowing what that unknown might be. Your sole contribution so far seems to be the repetition of doubts and unknowns of which we are all aware, thank you. "Tough"? Don't flatter yourself. You, and your questions are not being attacked: they're being ignored. Have a wonderful weekend, Russet. Regards, Jim