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To: TTOSBT who wrote (2382)	3/19/1999 9:01:00 AM
From: John Solder	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 5102

That's exactly what I said. My question to you is whom will you blame when Del is no longer around? Oh I get it, It's MY fault INPR is in the toilet. Your delusion is called "Blaming the victim" I suggest you get a copy of SEC regulations on market risk and investor warnings. CEO's are not legally binding by law to give investors assurances, I think it may even be illegal to do so. Every day I watch Rukheiser (sp) and he always gets comments from companies that have had major movement up or down. A good company will always comment one way or another. We're not talking warnings here. He just announced share buyback after market close I guess he forgot you were on this threat else he probably would have chatted before making public announcement. I guess he forgot a lot more than us investors. Your Freudian slip is very telling, threat or thread I think he may be seeing the shareholders massing at the gate. I can hear their chanting "Throw his body over the wall" His days are numbered.