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To: Michael E. Baldino who wrote (27695)	5/7/1999 5:46:00 PM
From: Zeev Hed	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44908

Michael, I doubt the answer will be no. No will also be suicidal for the stockholders. Zeev

To: Michael E. Baldino who wrote (27695)	5/7/1999 5:46:00 PM
From: Bald Eagle	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44908

<<What happens if we say NO!! ????? >> We'll be out voted by Gordo and friends!

To: Michael E. Baldino who wrote (27695)	5/7/1999 7:40:00 PM
From: The Swordsman	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 44908

You haven't got a choice. Gordon will have already spent us into a position of do or die. He'll have you over a barrel, just like he's done to shareholders most all of his *public* company life. It's all in the filings if anyone takes the trouble to read. The great thing about Mr. Gordon is that he's obviously very intelligent. Hopefully his ego doesn't override his intelligence and James or John can quickly get to be jockey. Have any of you any idea what would happen with a dual announcement or 2 of them back to back. Robert Gordon steps upstairs to be chairman of the board while appointing one of Silicone Valley's most notable to the position of CEO. Got to be worth at least $0.25 to maybe up to a dollar. makes no sense, but when you evaluate TSIG against so many of these other BB issues with a large number of shares issued, what have they got that let's them trade at $2 or $4 that TSIG doesn't have. Rather what have we got that they don't? A 500 lb anchor around the stock called bad history. And lots of *bad decisions.* Then if Mr. Gordon would repudiate the loan agreement and that PR comes out effectively putting 26,000,000 shares back into the treasury, please pray that they have already been issued and that that would not have been additional dilution, well, that should be worth another 50 cents to a buck. Maybe much more given what Golin Harris could do, not to mention how much more legitimate we would look to *real* investment banker types. Not to be confused with where we've been. These two decisions alone would make Mr. Gordon's 14,000,000 shares worth millions and millions more overnight. Better to have 17% of a very successful pie than 54% ownership of another bloated, mismanaged and sinking tanker again. Phoenix can only rise so many times. SC