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Strategies & Market Trends : Anthony @ Equity Investigations, Dear Anthony, -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: mmmary who wrote (78792)	7/8/2002 3:08:34 PM
From: slave	Respond to of 122087

Tony did not attack large companies that often, as you well know..He was always after the little guys.I for one am very curious to see if he did extort those small penny scam companies...If he did then he is where he belongs.If he did not there will be plenty of time to find more scammy companies and make plenty of bank along the way.......

To: mmmary who wrote (78792)	7/8/2002 4:47:03 PM
From: PartyTime	Respond to of 122087

>>>Merck, Enron, Worldcom...should be in jail. Tony should be out here busting them.<<< Mary, you continue to seemingly ignore very serious charges against Elgindy, that he has a past criminal record and a record of NASD sanctions against him. Under the circumstances, he's right where he oughta be, held without bail until assurance can be provided he won't flee the country into Lebanon. And I think the fatcats from the companies you referenced should be right there with him, not there without him. By the way, if you're interested in helping victims of America's forfeiture laws, not just "Tony," you might wish to set up a fund to help the families of minority victims who've been victimized not only by forfeiture but also by unfair U.S. mandatory sentencing policies. Here's a great place to start: grassroots.org