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To: philv who wrote (18972)	9/12/2003 8:19:46 AM
From: sea_urchin	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 81247

Phil > All by himself, he succeeded in quickly starting up the exchange within a few days after 911, thereby saving the country billions of dollars Like Horatio stood on the bridge and defended Rome, Luigi Grosso rang the bell and saved the United States. Poets will write about his magnificent deed in the years to come. IMO, what he got "compensated" for, besides ringing the bell, is for not disclosing who were the ones who sold billions of dollars worth of stocks short prior to 9-11. To date, we have never "officially" heard who they were. apfn.net hermes-press.com themodernreligion.com >>>The matter still is under investigation and none of the government investigating bodies -including the FBI, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and DOJ -are speaking to reporters about insider trading. Even so, suspicion of insider trading to profit from the Sept. 11 attacks is not limited to U.S. regulators. Investigations were initiated in a number of places including Japan, Germany, the United Kingdom, France, Luxembourg, Hong Kong, Switzerland and Spain. As in the United States, all are treating these inquiries as if they were state secrets. <<< Why? I'll tell you --- because bin Laden & Co were NOT involved.