From: Gary S. Gevisser
Sent: Friday, March 25, 2005 7:50 AM PT
To: Grundfest@stanford.edu
Cc: rest; William S. Lerach Esq. - Chairman of the Firm; JRK@class-action-law.com; Eliot Spitzer - Attorney General of New York State
Subject: How serious is this?

Joe – u knew going back to when u sent me this bs response back on April 23^rd 2002 praying against all odds that “sumone” [sic] would stop me in my tracks be4 I could make better use of my time on this go-around that it was just a question of time be4 I posted up “sumthing” [sic] along the following lines:

Lets assume u r 100% right about everything u say and that it really is "no bigge" then why resign, why would each member of the board of directors want to bring to the board meeting where they gave Hank the ax their own attorney and why aren’t u like me and the increasing number of folks more in tune with the heartbeat of the world a whole lot more relaxed waiting for our great President, the most honorable George W. Bush to do the right thing and the smart thing which is also the right thing and immediately suspend trading of public corporations?

Read this hyperlink which takes u to an anonymous interactive questionnaire that showed beyond a shadow of doubt the extent of the rot in the corporate world, 2/3rds of the Chief Financial Officers of Americas largest corporations admitting they had been asked by guess who to commit fraud on at least one occasion, 12% admitted to having done so and the 1/3rd that answered "No" that they had never been asked to "falsify the financial statements" u have my word for it, the vast majority of such men-women, were in all likelihood in a state of denial, agree?

Now u should have noticed that Bill “The King of Pain is Hurting” Lerach Esq. of the 2,000 pound gorilla law firm of Milberg Weiss-Lerach former clients of mine made the point that the SEC [Securities Exchange Commission] asked for and “obtained” the list of these 100 CFOs attending the Annual Business Week CFO Conference in Phoenix, Arizona back in the spring of 1999 well be4 Enron etc etc so why not say ask someone like Joe Grundfest a former chairman of the SEC and now a professor at Stanford University, his email address is Grundfest@stanford.edu what not only became of that list but when the SEC interviewed all 100 to-get-her, no need to even separate the all “bought and paid 4” [sic], I remain hopeful the honest ones will make their presence known, asking the same question again and very possibly getting pretty much the same result to then ask the 67 who answered “Yes” that they had been asked by their bosses, the Chief Executive Officers, to commit fraud on the investing public whether they thought the 33 who answered “No” were either “tTOo” [sic] dumb to remember, remember only liars need good memories, or were simply lying thru their teeth?

The Meek With Teeth Shall Inherit The Earth.

Yours truly,

Gary S. Gevisser

A Name From Here, You Can Trust Over There

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