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To: Ryan Plovie (Hijacked) who wrote (2472)	3/6/1998 3:29:00 PM
From: Andrew Q. Viet	Respond to of 7054

One more thing we should notice is that he hasn't sold any of his shares. If you were a crook, would you take the money and run? Also if anyone can prove any wrongdoing by the company or its management concerning the future of the company, that person would get a reward of $20,000.

To: Ryan Plovie (Hijacked) who wrote (2472)	3/6/1998 4:12:00 PM
From: Paul Weiss	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 7054

Ryan, Others-- One concern (amongst several) is that posters keep refering to Rice-Aroni's financial shenanigans in Israel as a bankruptcy. Skipping out on one's debts does NOT qualify as a legal protective action from creditors. It actually qualifies as a moral bankruptcy-- theft. Is that what the posters here are implying... that Mr. Ahoroni (sp) had a moral bankruptcy? What appears equally contemptible is his alleged lavish lifestyle on other folk's money, with no attempt to repay outstanding debts. This, if correct, his behavior is not that of someone I would entrust with my cash in the the form of ACRT shares. Having a paid phone-answerer (AKA Mitch) tell me that everything's cool wouldn't be much reassurance. Still, its your money... just be careful. Paul