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October 13, 2004

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Youknow who

You crack me up. Good letter on part of Schwartz.

Wendy

wow! what more can one say? I am very afraid - I'm sure you are too.

sweejak

"Wooooooo"

--GW Bush, Last debate.

Shayala

Hi,
I found your site because I,too, was curious to see if this Scwartz person was for real and had a website that would truly legitimize his credibilty. I am frankly not surprised he's a phony, unfortunately.... I am quite amazed that you went through the trouble to put up this website...are you independently wealthy and have alot of free time to do this sorty of thing? Just curious... Anyway, I was delighted to visit your site and appreciate your tongue in cheek humor and hootspa (correct sp?) Where do you live and what do you do, if I may be so bold to ask.

sincerely,

Shayala Diamond
Bellingham, Wa
jewelry artist
www.lotusmoonarts.com

Cynthia

Thanks, I recieved the fwd..demand letter from Schwartz, did a google search and the only interesting thing I came upon was your site. Appreciate your enlightenment. The Pumpkin Spice latte is possibly as addictive as crack (never tried crack, but the starbucks in our area ran out of pumkin spice this weekend and it was the talk all over)
since I check out most of the stuff like this that gets passed on I will look for your handiwork again. Bravo.....

Pep Stofen

Tell Mr. Karl W. B. Schwarz that I have been trying to return America to the Republic the founders gave us. Also to return America to a Christian Nation as it was dedicated in the Constitution, which is the Birth Certificate for the United States.

Kindest perconal regards

Pep

CM

Like many others, I blundered onto your website during a search for the apparent phantom, Patmos Nanotechnologies. Regardless of the true identity of the ghost writer, the content of the seeming ruse was invaluable.

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