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To: firstman who wrote (19805)	12/4/1998 3:18:00 PM
From: VBroady	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 43774

I disagree with your take on Islamic Jhild. He does offer informative, albeit negative arguments. I believe he is GOOD for your thread because he keeps informative discussion going ... not everyone who offers a negative opinion is automatically a basher. The Insider Trading vehicle is exciting, the video phone is not. vb

To: firstman who wrote (19805)	12/4/1998 3:27:00 PM
From: jhild	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 43774

I am most familiar with that patent. And I think it is nonsense in light of today's internet deployment. That patent doesn't represent any technology per se. The generalized videophone applications that you are fond of mentioning will go on wholly without any participation by PRWT outside PRWT's own internal uses. Not even you are foolish enough to be claiming that they are actually designing and manufacturing these units. You know as well as any one with a brain that they would get crushed in any manufacturing game by any of a number of Asian sources. Their patent, such as it is, is for the "concept" of a system that just is no longer relevant with the spread of the internet and availability of internet videoconferencing. The logic is clear. Imo, PRWT's efforts in this direction are doomed. They have precious little capital to have any impact in this market space. But yet you cleave to your slavish defense of their videophone business plans. The only wings I am pulling off are the wings of this fly-weight business concept that resembles a small rock with no particular aerodynamical properties, that you continue to want to call a soaring eagle. Give it up before you embarrass yourself further. Heaven knows they are not running the rest of their businesses with any great results to date. Taking on something else that they have no expertise in is hardly going to help their image. They would be better served to devote some energy to reporting their financials.