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To: Siber who wrote (5942)	10/4/1998 3:13:00 PM
From: James Strauss	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 7006

>>>Although revenues are important, I would prefer to see less revenues and a profit than high revenues and a loss.<<< ********************************************************************** John: RECY is in a race to Acquire the best possible recyclers for future growth and profitability... As such, the emphasis should be on the growth of revenues during the major Acquisition phase... As a long term investor in RECY I'm prepared to defer earnings in the short term to help build a large revenue base that will generate earnings in the long term... During this phase investors will come and go... Those of us that recognize the long term earnings potential of these growing revenues will stay as RECY investors... Some will just hold, and some will add the dips... As RECY begins to realize its earnings potential the stock price will rise... Also of note is the fact that Piper Jaffray and Jeffries continue to believe in RECY's long term earnings potential... RECY For The Long Term.... Jim

To: Siber who wrote (5942)	10/5/1998 3:21:00 PM
From: ed doell	Respond to of 7006

John, A person knows when he is in the presence of propaganda when the following, among others, is present: sloganeering, repeated messages, lack of facts (content in the sloganeering & messages), near deification of the leader, shouting down or vilifying the opposition through proxies, a faith expressed in some vague, nebulous future. There's much more. See George Orwell's "Propaganda under a Dictatorship." How anyone can support buying RECY at this time is beyond me. I can understand suggesting that if faith still exists in the company, holding is appropriate. But buying? Clearly buying would have to be done on the premise of "I want to be like Jim" which has nothing to do with the market reality and the realities of the company and its markets. All of course IMHO, Ed