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To: Meteo_Dan who wrote (26860)	3/2/1999 12:38:00 PM
From: R. Murphey	Respond to of 27968

Dan: After due consideration, I feel tonto has a valid point that he has laid on the table. Granted, the details are flailing in the breeze, but the crux of the issue is very important. It is also why I subtly believe AA will make some public pronouncements about changes soon. IMHO he, probably, not only wants to keep people blind to the details, he "needs" it. The consequences are significant. "Delay", "diversion" and "division" are his allies to "salvation", IMHO. Again, I think of the illustration.... "sheep.......wolf.......sheeps' clothing........" What would you do to protect and prolong a sizeable "personal" cash flow? Again, absolutely, tonto's points should be addressed, yet due to timing issues, it seems to me that getting the information now, would probably not be useful until the third phase of the agenda currently underway. As you well know, there is a lot more activity going on behind the scenes than most people realize, especially those who have not joined the effort to restore value to their shares. FSAAA is not sitting on its haunches. Dick will make periodic announcements regarding the group's activities. It's just not prudent to tip your hand(s) prematurely. Those who may be interested in joining the shareholders' cause and need more information should contact: Dick Lee at 303-688-4143 (RKLlee@aol.com) or Dan Provost at 214-351-1883 (dpp.dfw@worldnet.att.net) at the earliest. Those who have not sent in their nominal contribution to help finance the legal effort in this early stage should do so immediately. One point I've taken note of is how prudently the money is apparently being used. A lot of folks are working gratis or on a deferred basis in this early stage. Considering some of the individuals involved, this must speak highly of the strength of the case being prepared. I still personally feel any efforts are a "crap shoot", but I much prefer the odds on the side of taking action in the manner FSAAA is pursuing, compared to sitting back and wondering "if" management will change their seemingly innate tendencies. That "if" has been going on for quite some time and the hole management has made just looks deeper and blacker with every new revelation. FSAAA needs every shareholder's nominal financial support in this early phase. I, personally, would sincerely hope this nominal additional burden will be lifted as FSAAA's efforts progress, and other money sources are tracked down and tapped. Again, if you have not already done so, contact Dick Lee or Dan Provost. Best regards, Bob.