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To: Derek Allen who wrote (2530)	4/2/1998 2:10:00 PM
From: Cindy Powell	Respond to of 3244

Good afternoon Derek, I will try to enlighten you as to what I percieved nhaynes' "gold cross on the lapel" comment to mean at the risk of being at the brunt of her flip flopping and turning the tables on me with respect to "meaning" and "snide-ness." I interpreted this comment as nhaynes taking a snide, belittling and crass hit on you because you played an activist role in trying to stop wrongdoing and bringing the less than innocent activities of the NVID merry band to light on the Silicon Investor thread. The "gold cross" symbolism had a hint and a suggestion of "self righteous crusader" which is always the baggage that goes along with someone standing up and trying to see justice served and the rights of the general public protected. nhaynes portends to be a vigilant defender and protector of the legal system and due process, but she seems to contradict herself in that she will turn the tables and persecute the very people who are laying their hearts and souls on the line in wanting to see justice served and honesty brought forth. Taking a hit with religious dogma with the "gold cross" comment was tacky and uncalled for. I hope that you don't take her ignorant and jealous comments to heart. Due process is unfortunately not mechanical and cut and dried due to the human element, and questioning and suspicioning of potential involvement on the parts of those closely associated to the crime is an understandable necessity. It was not wrong of you to be suspect of Korpal and others, and it was nonsense that nahynes took such ridiculous defense of this. Kinda goes with the territory, in my opinion. If they were going to sell shares in a flaky company, then they shouldn't balk and get ultra sensitive if they are questioned, and held suspect. Best regards, Cindy