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To: chomolungma who wrote (10233)	3/4/2002 5:53:15 PM
From: NOW	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10921

good post: now where can i find some tar and feathers and lets get on with it...

To: chomolungma who wrote (10233)	3/5/2002 8:14:58 AM
From: Proud_Infidel	Respond to of 10921

The press seems to want the public to think that bankrupting a company is a crime. It isn’t. Purposely hiding materially important financial information from shareholders IS a crime, no matter how eloquently you may attempt to state it otherwise. BK

To: chomolungma who wrote (10233)	3/5/2002 9:26:49 AM
From: Sun Tzu	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10921

> Why are we all of a sudden assuming these men are guilty? And if they are, what crime did they commit? The greatest crime of all; incompetence! These are people who were paid more in one year than most people make in a lifetime. They were paid so much because the promised (expressed or implied) that they were among the best for the job. And instead of growing the company, they killed it. Tell me, what do you think of a coach who takes in a healthy athlete and pushes him to use experimental drugs/training techniques and causes the kid to die? ST