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To: Bruce Rozenblit who wrote (2112)	2/17/1998 8:42:00 PM
From: cmg	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3369

I vote class action.......and sue everybody.........cmg

To: Bruce Rozenblit who wrote (2112)	2/17/1998 10:22:00 PM
From: Harold	Respond to of 3369

Thank you Bruce.I sure do appreciate your effort. I see it the way you do. Harold

To: Bruce Rozenblit who wrote (2112)	2/18/1998 12:25:00 AM
From: rl	Respond to of 3369

How was McLachlan "hosed?" He chose to "fire" the old management. Why do you think he did this? It doesn't make any sense, except that he thought he could make some money. If there was "theft" involved in earlier management, why has no indication of this been made in prior filings? If there has been theft, McLachlan needs to go public with that information. Why has he not? Could it be a red herring? Don't you all think that it's time that McLachlan stop making excuses and prove himself? 14 months is plenty of patience. Is he implying that old management stole $22 million? That's bizarre and you all know it's ridiculous. So, where's the beef? McLachlan must spend more of his time managing an American publicly traded company from its headquarters and quit whining from his castle in Scotland. If he has proof of criminal activity or fraud, he should present it. No more innuendos. We want the facts. We also want some results, not excuses.