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To: randy johnson who wrote (8419)	6/7/2005 3:36:07 PM
From: olivier asser	Respond to of 12465

In one of those e-mails Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (;-)) demonstrated their clear intention to employ every available legal avenue to prosecute claims against Berber and Moor. That statement stands. However, filing a new lawsuit after a final judgment based on the same factual circumstances was never an available legal avenue, which is why the injunction motion was puzzling, and why when it was filed I AGREED, in a filing and oral argument, to the injunction, because if I did that I would rightly expect to be sanctioned. You can't lose motions for failure to state a claim and then bring those lawsuits again against the same people who won the motion on the same set of facts. I never intended to do that. Considering what I know and can certainly prove about the CRIMINALS Berber and Moor who defrauded well over 10,000 American citizens, why would I quit? Considering what the law says about these crimes and the remedies the law provides? That is not an available option. It is not now and it never was, not for me. Now as I have said before there is a very good reason why Berber and Moor have never sued me for defamation or libel, simple, really: I am telling the truth about them. And by now they know I can prove it. There's a reason why their co-defendant in this action Rea called Berber, in writing, which I filed in Court, a "very devious man," and the lot of them "that lying scumbag and his band of lepers." No one said Rea wasn't colorful; the statements are nevertheless accurate - and Rea would know.