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To: RocketMan who wrote (14035)	6/18/1998 8:58:00 AM
From: ANALYST10	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 50264

13892-13942 These facts lay it all out. If you are genuine and sincere it doesn't matter if someone is the pope. They do not change what is factual. Ask the company to respond to these threads and let them try to explain away these facts. I think no matter how emotionally attached to this stock you are, sooner or later you will see the truth. If someone does want to speculate, the understanding the risks puts you on a level playing field. Its no secret now that the company has not performed on any of its promises. If you are not suspect of the factual inaccuracies in their press releases and their financial statements, as well as the FINANCIAL IMPOSSIBILITIES well then all hope is lost. You can't invest millions of dollars when the money doesn't exist and it doesn't come out of thin air.

To: RocketMan who wrote (14035)	6/18/1998 9:25:00 AM
From: ANALYST10	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 50264

Looking in the wrong direction. 1. You verified their accountants. Don't verify the accountants verify the data on the financial statement. 2. You spoke to the German "contact" on the press release. Don't talk to him get a contact at UBS and the German Governement and verify it with them. 3. The distributors in Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Canada, that owe millions of dollars. The company has booked these as good monies. Ask who the distributors are and check there financial capacity. You could sign a $100 million dollar deal with me, if you don't have the capacity to pay for it then it is useless. 4. A 10SB was filed 2 years ago and never responded to, find out why. 5. Ask how they can get on Nasdaq if they aren't fully reporting. 6. If they have filed a new 10SB why hasn't it appeared on EDGAR. 7. Ask the company for copies of the 504 placement that they "allegedly" completed last year. 8. Ask them where is the $650,000 that they raised from the 504 since it does not appear on their financial statement. 9. Find out what the terms and the prices of the 504 were. 10. Ask for copies of the Form D filings on the 504. 11. Then if you are satisfied with those answers get some of the following. If you have nothing proprietary (which they don't) how are they going to compete against the big boys. I hope we are not forgetting that they want to compete in global telecommunications against AT&T, Sprint, etc. Tall order I think. When you get the answers to these I can give you another 50 questions to ask which I am sure you won't like the answers. Most important ask for copies of documents to support their contentions. If they are a public company and have nothing to hide they should be forthcoming.