From: Gary S. Gevisser
Sent: Friday, May 19, 2006 1:47 PM PT
To: Karen Richardson – Wall Street Journal
Subject: RE: Let me know when you are next online.
GOOD FOR
YOU.
Out of
nearly 1,000 individuals-groups who received the exact same email as you “Let
me know when you are next online”, on average about an hour ago, you
are only the 3RD person to respond for reasons that are VERY OBVIOUS
if you are not only following along BUT STILL SEE THE BENEFIT OF “sitting on
the fence”.
I want you
to now read the following “draft” email I am planning on sending a colleague of
yours but from a “competitive” newspaper, The New York Times.
I would
very much appreciate your critique and don’t, I repeat don’t tell me anything
along the lines of you being “dumb” or that you would prefer to be “deafeningly
silent” given how you have already shown great courage.
No doubt
you are following along perfectly fine SIGNIFICANTLY better than more than 99%
of the people on my email list who constitute “on average” in the top 1/10th
of 1% of the richest people on the planet who prior to me “opening my big
mouth” would have paid handsomely just for the opportunity to tell their
jealous friends, colleagues and most of all their family that they had just
“broken bread with me” even though they would have got nothing out of me which
was something others wouldn’t have known for “certain” to mention little of
Steven Spielberg’s movie Munich
which I will cover more of in the rest of the email to Ms. Craswell of the
NYX, the most “frightening” aspect is
that IN ALL PROBABILITY were it not for me about to provide my critique of this
very important movie, most if not all people other than highly skilled Israeli
commandos would simply come away saying words to the effect, “Its
just a movie. Everybody knows that the very best of Israel’s most elite
commandos chosen out of their most secretive special forces units don’t suffer
from mental breakdowns” which while perfectly true as it relates to the
past especially when hunting down very specifically the “Black September”
leadership responsible for masterminding the Munich massacre of 11 Israeli
athletes which took place during the period of September 1972 all through to
the early 1980s is GROSSLY MISLEADING
given the INEXPLICABLE “hits” Israel’s specials forces have taken in very
recent times as more of Israel’s best of the very best as well as their
“targets” UNDERSTAND MUCH BETTER the insidious “money creation” business that
keeps warring parties from ever sitting down quietly amongst themselves AS IS
SO WELL DISPLAYED in one particular scene and instead of these warring factions
talking about bs issues such as “everyone is entitled to their
onion…different set of moral values and the such…going back generations…”
someone such as me were to suggest to my “opponent” also wandering about his
groups, “INEXPLICABLE HITS” says the following:
BEFORE OPENING YOUR BIG FUCKEN MOUTH read the most
fascinating book ever written by a blockbuster HOLLYWOOD author that explains
not only why controversy is all “engineered” but equally important the
insidious “money creation” business that is EXCLUSIVELY responsible for the
best business people in the world, the Israelis and the Palestinians being at
each other’s throats.
Moreover, when you take a deep breath and relax as
I now inform you of who would pay handsomely for both our services in gold
bullion without any head trips, think why it is that big time Hollywood
Producer-Director Steven Spielberg who you remember did that “tearjerker”
Schindler’s List as well as ET and the such has so FUCKEN much to say but yet
he nor anyone else in Hollywood has “seen fit” to take on the DAAC, the
terrorist of terrorist financing organization by simply producing one epic
blockbuster movie called if not THE DIAMOND INVENTION then how about THE DAAC
TREASON COMPLAINT against the United States Congress et al?.
DRAFT
Ms.
Creswell,
The
timing of the indictment against Melvyn Weiss Esq. of the 2,000 pound gorilla
law firm of Milberg Weiss-Lerach couldn’t have been more “picture perfect” if of course the
purpose was to distract from the much more important issue of the day which I
believe I spelled out rather well in this
communiqué followed up shortly thereafter with this one to a part owner in a in local coin shop
operation whose main principal has yet to respond.
I
now burden you with the responsibility of informing the world, knowing
perfectly well how I have already used such deafening silence to spread the
word more than just amongst their competitors of a much greater threat than the
evil of Mr. Weiss and you and the such who give the innocent and naïve
investors nothing more than a false sense of security.
Let
me begin this not all that informal class action complaint NOT against criminal
Melvyn Weiss Esq and his unindicted co-conspirator William Lerach Esq but
against you, the New York Times as well as each and every prosecutor who has
done the right thing and the smart thing which is also the right thing in
prosecuting this MOST IMPORTANT case that I daresay is more important than the
Digital Equipment Corporation class action lawsuit that gained me both national
and international attention when famous Federal Court Judge Jack B. Weinstein
credited me, the Chief Executive Officer of a medical device company
headquartered in Las Vegas, Nevada in coming forward with irrefutable “smoking
gun proof” of malfeasance by crooked plaintiff lawyers like Milberg
Weiss-Lerach and their clients resulting in the Judge Weinstein overturning a
landmark multi-million dollar repetitive stress injury jury award.
First
refresh yourself with the following two paragraphs from your latest
gobbledygook all designed once again to distract the already pretty much all
“brainne dead” [sic] AMERICAN public BUT NOT the NET EXPORTERS of oil now
hoarding PHYSICAL GOLD like never before in anticipation of the MASSIVE
DEVALUATION of the totally worthless United States Dollar:
To disguise some of the secret payments
to plaintiffs, which prosecutors referred to as kickbacks, the law firm moved
cash through casinos and kept money in a credenza in Mr. Bershad's office, the
indictment said.
"This case is about
protecting the integrity of the justice system in
This
is not to suggest you throw water on top of the gasoline that you have been
inhaling as you contemplate physical suicide following your financial suicide,
instead read what I began sending last evening to Josie Venturillo who along with others is helping me track down Rubin
“Hurricane” Carter and yes it is
also worthwhile to reacquaint yourself with my stellar track record in
ferreting out “bullsh*t: [sic[ by clicking on the previous “track” hyperlink to
mention little of gold last trading at $663.80 and if it does drop to $36 versus
the United States dollar being made “a whole lot cheaper and softer than toilet
paper” should not so much us in the U.S. “living the good life” but the
dirt poor net exporters of oil lose all confidence in our over the top corrupt
elected and unelected government officials and smart people like
The
opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange has been long been rung…
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To: gsg@sellnext.com
Subject: M W Indictment
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By JULIE CRESWELL
Published: May 19, 2006
The nation's leading
class-action securities law firm, Milberg Weiss Bershad & Schulman, and two
of its partners were charged yesterday with making more than $11 million in
secret payments to three individuals who served as plaintiffs in more than 150
lawsuits.
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Jill Connelly for The New York
Times
Debra Wong Yang, center, the
The indictment is the first
instance of a law firm with national reach facing criminal charges, and it
could prove to be a fatal blow for the firm. The lawsuits cited in the
indictment spanned two decades, occurring as recently as 2005, and generated
some $216 million in legal fees for the firm.
Its lucrative business made
Milberg Weiss a target for political critics who saw the firm as a symbol of a
national litigation industry that had gone out of control. These critics said
that many of the firm's lawsuits against corporations were frivolous, raising
the cost of doing business.
The critics contended that
investors, for the most part, saw only pennies on the dollar from any
recoveries won by the firm. In the 1990's, Congress raised the legal hurdle for
such lawsuits in large part in response to Milberg Weiss. Even so, the firm
continued to thrive.
"There's never been a firm
of their prominence that has been indicted," said Ralph C. Ferrara, a
former general counsel with the Securities and Exchange Commission who is now a
lawyer with the law firm of LeBoeuf, Lamb, Greene & MacRae. "This is a
regrettable and remarkable thing."
In the 20-count indictment by a
federal grand jury in
The prosecutors are asking for
the return of the fees earned by the firm and those named in the indictment. In
addition, there is the possibility of prison for the two partners — up to 20
years for racketeering conspiracy, for example.
To disguise some of the secret
payments to plaintiffs, which prosecutors referred to as kickbacks, the law
firm moved cash through casinos and kept money in a credenza in Mr. Bershad's
office, the indictment said.
"This case is about
protecting the integrity of the justice system in
Feared and loathed inside
boardrooms across the country, Milberg Weiss made hay out of the numerous
accounting and management scandals that caused stocks to collapse in recent
years. Sometimes bullying, sometimes screaming, sometimes speaking very softly,
the firm's lawyers coaxed and cajoled what it has estimated to be $45 billion
in recoveries from companies.
"The people who are going
to be happy about this indictment are the hundreds and hundreds of companies
that Milberg Weiss successfully sued and the political demagogues who rail
about 'trial lawyers' running up the price of eggs," said William W.
Taylor, a lawyer at Zuckerman Spaeder who represents Milberg Weiss.
"You could hear the
cheering all the way from Wall Street to Pennsylvania Avenue, and it feeds
right into the hands of people who want to prevent victims from being able to
get the justice from big companies that they deserve," Mr. Taylor said.
Legal experts said the criminal
case could sharply change the landscape of securities class-action litigation
as one of its dominant participants struggles to survive. While Milberg Weiss
lawyers can still legally represent clients, the indictment is likely to set
off a race among competitors to unseat the firm from several high-profile
lawsuits.
The indictment could also open
the door to the prospect of settlements made decades ago being reopened or of
lawsuits against the firm itself by shareholders contending they did not
receive enough in a settlement or by a law firm that was jostled out of
representing a lead plaintiff.
"Could there be a
class-action lawsuit against Milberg over this? It can happen," said
George M. Cohen, a law professor with the
Shortly after the indictment was
announced, the firm denied wrongdoing in a posting on a Web site it started,
www.milbergweissjustice.com.
From: Richardson, Karen [mailto:Karen.Richardson@wsj.com]
Sent: Friday, May 19, 2006 1:03 PM
To: Gary S. Gevisser
Subject: RE: Let me know when you are next online.
I'm online.
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From: Gary S. Gevisser
Sent: Friday, May 19, 2006 3:36 PM
To: Richardson, Karen
Subject: Let me know when you are next online.
