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To: MoneyBaggs who wrote (11156)	11/20/1998 10:57:00 AM
From: RavenCrazy	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 11684

MoneyBaggs - With all due respect to the Top Dog guys, I don't think I have ever bought a stock on the basis of a Top Dog recommendation. I did buy INFE, but that was after Macker told us on the board of a press release that was coming out that day. (I even posted that I had bought - at 4.75/OUCH - and would owe it all to Macker; can find the post if you'd like) And there were others I bought too, but most of them (like TSIG) I had held long before Top Dog mentioned them. My point, put bluntly, is that Macker now says Top Dog was his source of information, while a huge pile of posts are here to prove that he claimed to his followers that he was getting his information directly from Joe Gort and/or MTEI. That is a clear-cut DISCREPANCY. I am sure that thinking prior knowledge came straight from the top caused people who would not have bought on the advice of a newsletter to buy. So what is it? As his numero uno mouthpiece, you might clarify: Was he telling the truth when he assured us his info was coming from Gort, et al? or is he telling the truth now when he says his info came only from a newsletter. Somewhere, this has to stop. The cult-like adoration on the board ("Macker is God", etc.) still reminds me of the Jim Jones tragedy. His followers were loyal too, and they didn't end up faring too well. Raven