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To: George Bielski who wrote (75)	1/8/1999 6:15:00 PM
From: Jordan Electron	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 117

What city and state are Hein & Associates located in? Likewise, the past accountant?

To: George Bielski who wrote (75)	1/9/1999 3:14:00 PM
From: Jordan Electron	Respond to of 117

I have traced Guardian Tech solicitors at pages.prodigy.com files drug5.txt, drug7.txt They include Joe Ciccarelli, Joe Nunziato, Howard Berger, Sarah Pollard, etc. All of the broker firm names have changed. They appear to have fixed prices on GRDN stock and warrants to steal money from people that they solicited with cold calls, etc, c1996. There currently is favorable mention of sales to a Persian Gulf ally, one in Europe, etc, and an unexpected federal grant that should result in domestic police order increase in early 1999, but the market makers want the stock down at present, compared to what they initially priced it at, when it was losing money. Where did they divert the money too?

To: George Bielski who wrote (75)	1/10/1999 1:29:00 PM
From: Cookie Monster	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 117

Um....I think you should get your facts straight. Most public companies re-elect their board of directors at each AGM. It's not that there is anything "wrong" with the old board, but rather just due process. As for the accountants....probably the same goes here unless there needs to be a change. What's the big deal about changing accountants. As for the stock taking serious "gas" as you call it.....the stock is so tight, any buying or selling moves it either up or down. I don't think a stock with a float this small moving the way it has is reason for concern. Just as when lots of buying pours in and it runs to $3.00, one shouldn't get too emotional becuase this is largely caused by a lack of shares on the market. It's the same reason Internet stocks can move up hundreds of percentage points in a day....becuase they only float a couple of million shares and then every investor in the US wants a piece of them.