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To: tonto who wrote (2677)	5/13/1998 9:04:00 AM
From: Pugs	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 6528

I won't play your games with you Tonto. You came on this thread with the sole purpose of intimidating investors with innuendo and calculated misinformation, just as you do day-in & day-out on several threads through-out the day. Riley was indeed supeonaed because of complaints to regulatory agencies by shortsellers, the same shortsellers which have been spoon-feeding you information re: RMIL & TVSI. Riley was proven to be a shareholder, nothing more, yet a certain MM was fined by the SEC. I won't play your games any longer Tonto. If I was able to accomplish anything with RMIL, I hope it the extent of the abuse of illegal, naked shorting on the OTC BB, and the accomplices who work internet chat-rooms and threads on their behalf. A client of mine runs a large brokerage firm in Chic. , a certain broker called him for a job. My client does not hire guys who slam stocks on the internet, and he informed me, flatly, yes.....shortsellers/firms DO, IN FACT, hire individuals to slam stocks on the internet. Your friend didn't get the job, needless to say. I hope that , one day, the SEC focuses on the abuse investors suffer through at the hands of cyber mercenaries. Pugs

To: tonto who wrote (2677)	5/13/1998 10:47:00 AM
From: Rich_1	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6528

I find it amazing that certain nonshareholders stick to RMIL shareholders like glue. If I did not like a stock or its shareholders, I might post once and then be gone for good. I would certainly not take any time from my family vacation like you did last month to attack an investment that I have no interest in. However, I most definitely would if I was illegally short big time or working for the illegal shorts and felt that I must stick up for my interest. RMIL and TVSI shareholders are most definitely on to your gig. Rich_1