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To: bigg e who wrote (9745)	6/17/1998 2:55:00 AM
From: AlienTech	Respond to of 23519

You think ED knows something?? SHORTERS ORDER: 1x MOB SPICE WITH DRUGS TOPPING For the right amount of palm lubrication, foul Angus with a beacon strip wrapped around to mask the stink, is thank's to the overall erosion of the journalistic base as easy to obtain on the market as a bagel with cheese. Like everything else in todays macro media land any credibility raping story is possible and can be tailored to the different spice orientations of the clientele. If the clients love to hear investors alarming buzzwords of the day, like " Fraud" , " Mob "," Drugs "," Money- Laundering ", " Columbia "," Drug-Dealer ", " Dilution ", "Floorless,Convertibiles", "Inside Sellers", "Criminal Record" -" No Problem, Sir here its is.". All a news fabricator/twister,has to do is prepare a type of news gulyas with lots of spicy sauce covering up the foul meat and serve it. It is the spice in the sauce which attracts and makes people come back for more, certainly not the foul meat it covers. That is permanently stored in the database and thank's to Billy Gates all you have to do is insert the buzzword in the dialog box and in 1,2,3 you get a complete "researched report" ready to be E/Mailed to one or 1 000 000. How many Americans know that the steak wrapped in bacon, they pay premium prices in Restaurants for because " Honey, it tastes so good ", originates from the commercial mind of a English Gentleman who in the old days imported steaks from his country to the Colonial US. Ships at that time had no proper refrigeration so the meat arrived certainly not in a manner to be sold as prime Angus. But throw it away? No way-old chap! Put a few strips of bacon around it and presto it tasted good. Ha, how many readers did know that? Well now if you have the right media contacts and about $ 50,000 you can plant almost any story. True or False. If this very short story is ornamented properly and launched in some US papers the bacon stripped steak now fetching up to $ 35 could not be sold any longer as such a "special". Besides everyone would look for maggots in the meat. BON APPETIT! Some samples for above named title are forthcoming.