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To: rrufff who wrote (358)	12/6/2004 2:06:52 PM
From: Louie_al-Arouri	Respond to of 5425

Re: IRID/Elgindy Isn't this Iridium, which filed for bankruptcy? tool dude indicates Tony began bashing when the price was about $50. Who were the stockholders? Bin Laden Group and Sheikh Khaled Abdullah (racetrack boy, father in law of dead prince Fahd). It went into bankruptcy, but came back out with Khaled Abdullah still in control. If Tony is part of a much bigger ring, then this is quite significant, placing Tony much closer to Muslim Brother star powers like Sheikh Khaled (an investor in the mob's investment bank since 1973, First Chicago Corp). On that level. Message 20830072 To: rrufff who wrote (88578) 12/5/2004 8:10:03 PM From: tool dude of 88605 Remember IRID - after commi news(cnbc) stated IRID shares worthless it took a nose dive to a 25 cent price/ticket,luckily I had a good broker that advised me to cover at 27 cents cause it was holding that for weeks then started a climb that lasted for months;as I recall as high as $4+ USD/share and just stayed there longer than I could stand to wait;those short at $55+ were happy to cover i'd guess at $5,not sure what happened to it after that I got too busy to keep up with it.Tony was raising hell about IRID being worthless at $50+ all the way down to like $5-$6 where I finally decided he was right = duhh!All these longs wanting the short to exit wall street must need their head examined.