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To: maceng2 who wrote (299899)	1/1/2005 7:15:21 PM
From: j-at-home	Respond to of 436258

If it means stopping these criminals (article below) let's give them all the money they need to burn Wall Street to the ground. Someone has got to stop the friggin' m&a crap. These companies are all far too large and shouldn't be allowed to make even one more acquisition of the smallest biz (like a lemonade stand or a paper route). They are too large to be effectively audited. They have become more influential than most countries in the world. And, the principals use these transactions to cash out connected folk and leave a behemoth of an overleveraged biz that in the end become "too big to fail" and requires the gov to need or want to bail them out. Hope the terrorists catch our bankers and financial houses and their minions in a tsunami of bullets. nytimes.com But on the lighter side, HNY Pearly -g.