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To: Americo Burgos III who wrote (11683)	3/20/1999 5:34:00 PM
From: FlatTaxMan	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 40688

I think we should not let them dilute our discussion of PNLK and redirect the thread to their point of view. TMEX is one of the best basher handlers I have ever seen. He is quite brutal on them but he always backups his attack on them with factual reasoning which focuses the readers of the thread on why this is such a great company. Shouting and name calling back and forth only serves the basher and makes us look bad. We need to paint over the top of them a picture of what PNLK is truly all about. We are getting near the point in time where this company can start making the move to being a Nasdaq company couple that with numbers and CNBC etc. and we will have a presence. IMHO Coffee Pot's attack on PNLK last run-up was effectual but in reality was rather weak. Trying to discredit the AT&T deal. I thought the thread, including myself, did not defend ourselves very well against his attack. An attack on PNLK allows us the opportunity too show all we really know about our company. I think a good idea for us longs would be to reread our own facts thread to make sure that we really do know our company as well as we think we do. PNLK really means a more affective way of doing global business which in turn helps bring about global harmony through integration and a higher standard of living for all via greater market efficiencies. FTM