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To: William Brotherson who wrote (25926)	9/15/1998 7:03:00 PM
From: dgivinvestor	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 50264

WHY ARE SO MANY AFRAID OF PAUL McGINNIS?... Bill- I hear what you're saying and I respect it. But, I still believe Mr McGinnis can say anything he likes (as long as it's legal) and you can either believe what he says, dislike what he says, or think he's a scoundrel. But, nonetheless, he can say it and maybe something along the way may help you analyze the situation a little better or clearer. Or maybe you'll get nothing out of what he says. So be it. I don't like anything the man says, but I'm open to hear it, think about it, digest it, and maybe look into some of the things he says. At that point, I can make my own decision whether it's junk or has some merit. The gut question is why is everyone so afraid of Mr McGinnis? Let's think about it... 1. If he's right in anything he says, it is cause for alarm and rather than being afraid of what he says, we should welcome it. Don't you want to know if something is wrong? I invested heavily in a stock that I thought was going to make me a million dollars and I hung in despite the people on the thread telling me otherwise. Now, the thread is gone, the stock is gone, and my money is gone. I paid no attention to the so-called naysayers but in that case, they were 100% right! Now, I'm not saying anything that Mr McGinnis is saying is right, but instead of being afraid of it, I WANT TO HEAR IT! 2. If as we know and believe that nothing that Mr McGinnis is saying is true, then we surely have nothing to fear. Let him say what he wants. If a potential investor doesn't buy because of him or a current owner sells because of him, that's THEIR decision. We can't control the investors. Now, before someone jumps in with the inevitable stuff that I'm behind Mr McGinnis because I want the stock to drop or I'm a shorter, forget it. I'm neither. So, don't go that route. If you don't realize by now that I am a long dgiv investor, there's not much more I can say. I guess you'll never realize it.