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To: michael john stout who wrote (25351)	11/4/1998 7:38:00 AM
From: tonto	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 27968

Michael, thanks for your post. The purpose of it is to make it easier for us to compare what Arif had said in the past about Randy, and that his current comments to the public accountant are not consistent. What shareholders may want to consider is for Arif to answer a very direct question regarding the hiring qualifications Randy has and the company so excitedly published in a news release, and now the simple excuse given to Steve Corso. What areas from the news release that the company authorized were untrue? Another point for Arif to answer, or for that matter anyone in the company, and it is a very simple question that almost anyone should be able to answer, who are the members of the board of directors?<gg> It was the board who approved the hiring of Randy. I think it is a good idea to have their names clearly identified today so that we all have a better understanding of what comprises this "public" company. Anyone willing to get their names? With Arif at the helm, and with his control of the company as majority shareholder, it really does not matter why any of us think Randy was hired nor fired, or why Sukey was hired, then fired, then hired again. Calls for Arif leaving, while understandable, carry zero weight. Arif calls all the shots at this time, and until the authorities take action against FAMN and Arif (do not discount FAMH's liability) anything we say should be directed for making the path easier for the authorities to follow. Your call and conversation with Arif's son I believe is very important. What a very strange answer. Any idea how old you would guess the son is? The one thing that does impress me is that this board allows free discussion, and the back biting one see's on other boards no longer exists. That says much about the character of all the shareholders posting. The shareholders have been ripped off, yet while they should be extremely angry, it is being contained, and even humor is rising to the top. Arif made a critical error at this time which he probably did not consider. The market has determined that FAMH is too risky even for a penny stock, and Arif made it even more unstable by jockeying around the players. Let's face it, the company under Arif has been a failure, and Arif wants to take it in another direction? Arif has never shown to be qualified to do so. This firing was smoke, but it will not fool any of us, nor the authorities. Tonto, that has got to be one of the greatest messages I have ever seen. It's good to see that people can still have a sense of humor in bad situations. I called this Arif guy's house when his number was on this board and talked to his son, who said he was a mechanic and didn't have anything to do with FAMH. What a joke!