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To: AD who wrote (71231)	5/24/2002 1:07:19 PM
From: LTK007	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 99280

Going by the laws as they are written it is, as i understand them(i am not a lawyer:), it is as illegal to trade on insider information (in this case previleged/secret FBI information)to short a POS scam stock as it is to go buy-side on some hot inside tip of a solid stock(for instance if someone gets inside information from someone in the Pentagon that such and such company is going to get a big contract). That's the law as i understand it. Max

To: AD who wrote (71231)	5/24/2002 1:07:37 PM
From: heehee1	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 99280

Bribery, extortion.. As I heard it he bribed the FBI agents for info and blackmailed certain companies, wanting payments in exchange for not releasing damaging evidence of their scams. A crook blackmailing another crook. ironic. No? Regardless, Anthony's actions were not for investors welfare but his own financial gains. Not that I blame him. Big Boys do it so why not him. Unfortunately, MER walks after robbing investors of Billions, while Anthony goes to jail for exposing scams. Screwed up system. <NG>