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Date Posted: 10:31:11 03/07/02 Thu
Author: Lafaux
Subject: Should we have to repay the stockholders and the pension builders who were robbed by the Enron Corp.?


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[> Yes, but I want to see Skilling and Lay empty their bank accounts first. (I'm tired of seeing Lay's wife talking about how they lost everything. That's quite a house they have.) click -- Tf, 17:32:43 03/07/02 Thu

............I read an article a few weeks back where someone present at a middle managment meeting at Enron overheard them talking about how lazy people on welfare were. How a lot of people on welfare take advantage of the system etc......It just got me thinking that a lot of people who really aren't wealthy identify with the fat cats. But when fat cats are corrupt, tax payers end dolling out a lot more money. This reminds me of Howard Keating and the Savings & Loan debacle.


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[> This whole Enron subject hits close to home. I am graduating as an accountant in Houston . Enron and Andersen were two of the largest recruiters. Not only did a lot of companies quit hiring after 9/11, we now have all of these laid off workers to compete with. I know some people that went to Enron and Andersen last summer, and I worry about them. I hope they are all right. I was so heartbroken when Enron did not give me an interview last summer. My mom told me that we can't always see how things work out for the best when I told her how disappointed I was. She was right! -- CrazyCat, 17:58:04 03/07/02 Thu

>............I read an
>Savings & Loan debacle.


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