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To: Elizabeth Andrews who wrote (21473)	9/30/2003 6:08:29 PM
From: Tommaso	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 39344

"Except for reading the news release you directed to me for comment I know nothing about it. " You have been offering strongly worded comment on Greystar for a long time (not "Greystone"). Some poeple have even sold their stock on the basis of your adverse opinion!

To: Elizabeth Andrews who wrote (21473)	9/30/2003 10:01:37 PM
From: E. Charters	Respond to of 39344

I think you are being completely unfair. Columbia had only 3600 people kidnapped in 2002, which is fewer than in Yemen. It has been at least 3 years since more than 100 people at at time have been killed by bandits in any one town, and right now no person in elected government office is under a specific public death threat by narco trafficers or farc poly-bandits, although they do have to travel in armoured limousines and live under armed guard. The Political risk is probably no worse than Iran, Kazakhstan, India, or Rhodesia. Besides, mountains of glittering metal will offset any fears about banditos. EC<:-}