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To: lucky_girl who wrote (87828)	11/12/2004 4:06:32 AM
From: Bill Ulrich	Respond to of 122088

Wow, that was really worth highlighting. I'm beginning to wonder that if the US Bureau of Engraving and Printing had an undercover agent in place in any company, that it might also be an exception to the normal rule of BEP activities, because I can't find anywhere on the web that the BEP employs agents to infiltrate companies, either. That speaks volumes! bep.treas.gov Now, about those market specialists on the Pink Sheet Trading Floor, I was wondering if.... "If the SEC had an agent in place in any companythe agent would have to be an exception to the normal rule of SEC activities. I say this BECAUSE I cannot find anywhere on the Internet that the SEC employs agents to infiltrate companies."