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Cryptologic And World Gaming! (ex Starnet Communications) The Biggest Crooks In The Industry! Get The Gaming Crooks To Sign An Accounts Pledge.
Executives of foreign companies with shares listed in America must soon sign an oath before the Securities and Exchange Commission, the US market watchdog, pledging that their companies' financial reports and accounts are honest. The deadline for 830 American chief executives and finance directors is just days away, and they will face jail terms or hefty fines if problems are found once the oath is signed. Foreign companies with shares listed in the US, or that use American Depositary Receipts, must sign by August 29, 2002.
This would be a great idea for the executives who run crooked gaming companies like Cryptologic and World Gaming. They should be made to swear or sign a pledge that their gaming software systems are accurate and that they do not defraud either the licensees who use their software on their casino sites, or the players that use their games for online gambling.
Getting them to sign an accounts pledge would send them to jail fast. How can teir books be honest when for years they have been systematically defrauding players and licensees? No one can possibly know how many millions of dollars have been "lost" by software developers. Most of the money has either been spent by the crooks or deposited in offshore bank accounts.
As well as signing an accounts pledge and a further pledge about the honesty of their software systems, the crooks should be hooked up to lie detector machines. The graphs recorded by the machines should be kept in a museum for crooks to show how they have become the biggest liars in the industry. The lie detector machines will need extra large-size paper to accommodate the gigantic swings their lies will produce on the graph paper.
The lie detectors should be insured because they are likely to fuse and go up in smoke, when attempting to record the whopping great lies of the biggest crooks in the industry Cryptologic and World Gaming! (ex Starnet Communications).
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