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To: Bear Down who wrote (8004)	4/16/2005 2:39:58 AM
From: olivier asser	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 12465

That being said they can't be so proud of what you are fighting for if they wouldn't pony up the cash for an attorney. You speak when you know exactly nothing about my family. The Assers and the Thorbeckes were public servants. So, unlike Berber, Moor and a number of other self-appointed "success stories," enriching themselves through the compoete destruction of thousands, we Assers and Thorbeckes have never measured our accomplishments in financial terms. Public servants don't get rich; they serve. The good we do the public is the measure of that service, and history has been kind to my family, the Assers and Thorbeckes, as I hope one day it shall be to me as well, doing my best to live up to that legacy. And you make no mistake: some time ago I had a conversation with my grandfather, the head of these families, 97 last December and still living, and he advised me to continue, with honor, do the right thing always and you have nothing to fear from anyone. The criminals Berber and Moor cannot say the same. If they could, they would have answered my allegations a long time ago. Their day is coming, believe it. Until the day you get a paycheck for your efforts (which i bet NEVER happens) You're right in one way: no paycheck. I was never on the criminal payroll. But if you truly believe no one paid me any money to avoid the truth coming out through the litigation I launched, then you might think twice before making assumptions without the facts.