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To: Just My Opinion who wrote (34776)	1/8/1998 1:00:00 PM
From: Hawkmoon	Respond to of 55532

Al-len, Actually if you go back through my postings on TPRO, you would find a posting where I encouraged all educated responses on the subject of embedded chips and the y2k issue. I acutally welcome people taking an opposing view, so long as they have a basis for their opposition. This opposing viewpoint can be based on technology, or it can based on issues of corporate fiduciary responsibility. It can even be utilized as a "foil" to overenthusiastic Internet Hype that does more harm than good. Of course, you know that I, and others, have taken this thread, RMIL, to task for its continuing overzealous Internet Hype. And I also continue to opine that there has been a lack of corporate responsibility to remaining in compliance with SEC filing requirements. I don't know much of worth about embedded chip systems and possible impacts from the y2k issue. Thus, I remain comfortable to sit back and assess the merits of all opinions. Regards, Ron

To: Just My Opinion who wrote (34776)	1/8/1998 1:20:00 PM
From: Rich_1	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 55532

Al, or could it be that Ron Reece is here because he knows that the stakes are higher here because of the short squeeze in the making. Perhaps he is here to get some visibility as a Neysayer so that he can advertise his services for big bucks to individuals/instituitions that find themselves in a difficult situation because of their shorting. After all, BB stocks are illegally shorted all the time by professionals and the internet makes it possible for shareholders to finally have a chance at defeating it. Rich_1 Message from al-len on Jan 8 1998 12:49PM EST Ron: Here's a question for you. On the tpro thread you have a poster namd Mike Winn who is bashing the heck out of your beloved Tpro. He, naturally is catching it, from all the longs. What I find interesting is that you have not leapt to his defense, every time someone bashing him for posting his negative remarks. Is it possible, that the reason for this is that you are long in Tpro, and are afraid that the thread will "turn" on you? Or is it because you are long on Tpro, and don't like it when someone hurts your investment? Is this hypocrasy? Self serving? Your silence over there speaks very loudly. al