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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Rocky Mountain Int'l (OTC:RMIL former OTC:OVIS) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: David R who wrote (11104)	11/1/1997 2:20:00 AM
From: Kenny Low	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 55532

Here are the lines in question from that post: To: +michael d kugler (9747 ) From: +Riley G Tuesday, Oct 28 1997 10:15PM EST Reply #9754 of 11111 Well, I take it you NEVER read any SEC filings and just fall pry to every lie and slander that the nays pass around. Come to think of it, you are one on the nays passing the misinformation. What's that. Warren Buffet's buying Rocky Mountain International, LTD stock...Fact or fiction? You be the judge! Riley G I would like to give my input on this if I may, David. Many people here on this thread have been here since the beginning and have come to know Riley, his humor, and his temperment. We can usually tell when he is jesting and when he's serious. If one would read the context of the discussion between he and Kugler, the statements made truly have to be in jest. It seems to me that you are blowing this Buffet thing way out of proportion. Take a step back and look at the big picture. This is not a Riley thing, it is a squeeze designed to take back what is rightfully ours; he is only someone that has enlightened us on what darkness goes on behind a veil of a system which many thought would never be exposed. He is not a Christ, just a old ex-cop who is trying for justice is an unjust world. He is also human, which means he makes mistakes like us all. He should not be held to any higher standard than any one of us here. I appreciate your concern however, and do see your point. Let's just not get hung up on it and move on to more important things at hand, like making sure this squeeze really is starting. Thanks, -Ken-

To: David R who wrote (11104)	11/1/1997 2:24:00 AM
From: Mike Iannamico	Read Replies (6) \| Respond to of 55532

I cannot believe that you folks are still debating the verasity of Riley's posts or his integrity after my discovery last night concerning his faked encryption messages. I have no financial interest whatsoever in this stock, but happened upon the discussion when I did a search for PGP. After reading all this business about the Cartel and the secret information, I decided to check the encrypted message and was appalled to discover that they were only encrypted to Riley using his public key. This meant that nobody else but he could decipher them and therefore he was a cartel of one. I thought I was doing this group a good deed by exposing this fraud but was amazed at how everyone ignored this information and continued to aid and abet him in his crime. Obviously, all of the posts are designed to sway others in one direction or another, but without some moral dignity and honor among us investors, we loose the edge that this kind of forum provides the small investor to share vaild information so we can all make wise investment decisions.

To: David R who wrote (11104)	11/1/1997 4:59:00 AM
From: Kurt N	Respond to of 55532

'Half the people on this thread are looking to him for investment advice.' I am doing just fine on my own. I still have an account with a full service broker, but I like making my own investment decisions. If my broker calls me up trying to sell me a security I've been saying "No" a lot lately. I will not sell until my proper shareholder value is reached. Just what type of investment advice are you talking about? 'I could post emails from some new "good friends" of Rileys, who after a phone conversation or two with him have invested nearly all of their money in RMIL (and given Bufrfet revelations)' Investing all of one's money in one security is a bad idea in general, but if you're just starting out that may be the only practical way to get started. That's what I did when the company I work for (ICIQ) went public in April 1997 with an IPO. Excluding my 401k, my portfolio at the time would have been 100% ICIQ stock. Now my portfolio is a lot more diversified. I haven't sold any ICIQ stock, but it only accounts for about 1/3 of my portfolio now. RMIL accounts for about 1/3 as well. Kurt