From: Gary S. Gevisser
Sent: Sunday, December 12, 2004 5:46 PM PT
To: Peter Elkind author-journalist
– Fortune Magazine - November 15th edition
Cc: rest;
Eliot Spitzer - Attorney General of New
York State ;
Subject: Remember me?... Day 12 since we last heard from Mr.
INVESTIGATIONS - Spitzer's Crusade - Inside the
muckraker-in-chief's campaign against insurance companies and
why—surprise, surprise—this investigation is just getting started. [Click on here for hyperlinked version.]
Mr.
Elkind – Remember me?
Lets
first back up a little for folks not all that familiar with your voluminous
work product, my first becoming aware of your writings in the September 4th
2000 edition of
U
must have just loved my Client-Partner-Wife’s “huff and
puff”, Marie Dion helping me nail shut Professor Aaron
“BrownNose” Brown’s coffin atop Machu Picchu on June 27th of
this year and of course while u saw fit to quote from my pal
U
had to have been familiar with Bill Lerach’s ingenious “slight of
hand” fiddling with u so incredibly “bought and paid 4” [sic]
members of the mainstream media when in the spring of 1999 Bill so boldly
announced to the world “sumthing” [sic] each and every one of us
intimately familiar with the business of SCALs [Shareholder Class Action
Litigation] knew like the “back of our hands”, to repeat what I
stated in this Risk Assessment summary that had Mr.
Quite the decision at the 1999 “Business Weak”
[sic] Chief Financial Officer [CFO] Conference in Phoenix, Arizona by SCAL Bill
Lerach Esq. to “go public” with something those of us in the
“risk assessment” business have known a lifetime about the
magnitude of corruption in the corporate world,
“Astonishingly, 67% of the Chief Executive Officers
[CEO] of
Or
Resignation stage grabbing like me as much as they can out
of the insurance carriers who play quite the game with keeping their combined
ratios in the 100% range - by shifting reserves to offset income - playing the
spread between in-coming premiums and out-going loss payouts - to effect the
greatest tax benefit - until that is - the market turns with investment income
out the window - big players like Reliance - Atlantic Mutual – Royal -
Kemper etc – getting caught with their pants down incapable of writing
enough premium to offset the wave of losses burgeoning in areas like medical
malpractice, Workers compensation, malicious bedroom fraud, Directors and
Offices [D&O] Liability, Asbestos and Pollution which they never truly
contemplated for in their rates or policy wording, agree?...[sic].
Mr.
Elkind, to be clear what Bill Lerach Esq. has now placed in “public print”
on at least 2 occasions is the following:
“In
the spring of 1999 around the time Gary S. Gevisser began to get immersed in
the business of SCALs the ‘method to his madness’ in getting
colleagues of mine from Finkelstein & Krinsk and Kaplan Kilsheimer and Fox
to take Mr.
With
that as an introduction what is it exactly about the “true nature”
of the Insurance industry that u don’t understand?
Let
me help u by pulling out a handful of statements in the November 15th edition
of
Now,
right this very instant get on your hands and knees and pray that the likes of
Mr.
and
while getting the spread between the wholesale price and the retail price have
Martin [Rappaport] share with them [Attorney General Spitzer and his
lieutenants] his take on the logistics of having an objective party, i.e. a
gemologist not on the DeBeers payroll stationed alongside each and every
customs official in the world providing a valuation of the diamonds being worn
by honest hard working poor and middle class folks having simply bought into
the Diamond Invention.
Mr.
Elkind, with this communiqué, u no doubt fully up to speed on my
“credibility” I am informing my database made up of
“sum” [sic] 40,000 individuals-groups that they should NOT, I repeat should NOT inundate u with emails but
simply watch u squirm, u miserable sellout, agree?
No
doubt u r looking forward to my follow up to Mr. Spitzer the missive titled, It's like fishing here. I have baited and cast
the hook but the fish is still obligated to do the biting soon to have every single
honest, hard working custom agent around the world sitting up ever so smartly
wondering what in hell have they been tasked with doing all this time, looking
for drug monies, cocaine, every single consumable item under the sun whilst in
broad daylight the likes of the DeBeers Diamond Cartel have for going on a
century dazzled the masses with their utter unadulterated bullshit, agree?
And
even if I were not the “ultimate insider” not that many Lilly White
Wheaty Eating Boys and Girls having worked for Codiam Inc. the front of fronts
for the DeBeers Diamond Cartel responsible for the greatest enslavement,
torture and murder of all time coming forward to “spill the beans”,
not even a nincompoop such as yourself, get a shave, can be confused by the
facts, agree?
Please
let me know if u would like to join Stephen Cohen, president of Codiam Inc, his
son Leon and I as well as possibly as many as 20,000
Enjoy
the rest of your weekend.
Take
care,
Gary
S. Gevisser
A
Name From Here, You Can Trust Over There
Ps –
I assume u r aware I have yet to run another A Name From Here, You Can Trust
Over There ad in the South African Sunday Times.
Ps I
– Sidebar to
Nothing
quite like the “Sly English” to “beet around the BUSH”
[sic] while keeping the perpetual money making machine of the Diamond Invention
“properly and adequately” greased, the DeBeers Diamond Cartel
headed up by Mr. Nicholas Oppenheimer must surely, however, give thought to not
only the ability of a more representative South African Government introducing
whistle blowing laws such as the USA’s Lincoln Laws but how they have to
very soon deal with honest hard working folks having bought in to a
“Diamond is 4ever” [sic] being harassed each and every time they
wear anything that even resembles a diamond when entering or exiting a border
crossing, agree?
Ps II
– Mr. Elkind once u have completed your
The collapse of the stock market here in the
Publicly traded companies with their diverse shareholder
ownership allow m
President Bush should do the smart thing and immediately
suspend trading of public corporations, thereby protectING the innocent and
naive who are simply throwing good money after bad. Those well run public
companies should have no fear for they will be at a competitive advantage
relative to the capital that has been so smartly socked away.
The scars of 1907 remain on the masonry buildings housing
the stock exchange of Wall Street. The fundamentals of the economy at that time
were much worse than in 1929. One man J.P. Morgan saved the day, not so lucky
for the victims of 1929. History has a way of repeating itself but today the
"risk markets" are more fragile than at any time in history.
"Risk assessment" is my business.
Gary S. Gevisser
