Comments on: Everything You Wanted to Know About Nortel But….

By: nortelex

nortelex — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 23:22:52 +0000

Richard Lowe is a perfect example of bad corporate America….greed, corruption, incompetence, lie, shameless…I am sure plenty of other words apply to this guy …

By: scoop1985

scoop1985 — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 19:30:55 +0000

Blah, blah, blah. Negative? Rude? You must have been looking in the mirror as you typed that. Just answer me this… do you have any information to corroborate your assertion that “How do you know fraud will not be proven with the millions and millions of documents as fraud trials loom on both sides of the border. “? I did not say that fraud didn't occur. I said that fraud is not likely to be proven. Now, if you have specific information that we don't know, do share. What documents? Otherwise, it is just an opinion….one that you some unable to express in less than 500 words/

By: nortelex

nortelex — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 18:22:52 +0000

Richard Lowe is a perfect example of bad corporate America….greed, corruption, incompetence, shameless…I am sure plenty of other words apply to this guy …

By: scoop1985

scoop1985 — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 14:30:55 +0000

By: protosphere

protosphere — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 05:13:13 +0000

sure there was fraud, charges, huge settlement, the whole shot.

By: protosphere

protosphere — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 05:11:50 +0000

in this case the editorial missed some of my key reiterations

like who wanted to listen to me rant about the tax credits for so long, until Z man and Binning got charged for them years later, so little is said about what I point out until later

they want insight, I'll give them insight, proven insight even when swimming against the tide

I haven't forgot the pumpers like my forgiving friend yes4appl, my grandaddy set a precedent to follow in nazi defiance and I am not shy to take no prisoners, I patronize no one, and won't follow anything I feel is a violation of what is morally right. Even at the expense of seeming somewhat passionate about it or declassing by stooping to their level as you can see.

By: protosphere

protosphere — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 05:05:27 +0000

lies for bonuses AKA- fraud, one of the largest fraud settlements on record. and so much more to come. Mikey was not at the crime scene.

By: protosphere

protosphere — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 05:03:33 +0000

My goodness you sound like such a negative soul. How rude.

Others have appreciated my proven posts over the years and if you don't like them, simply don't read them,

So many idiots harp on management now after the corpse is dead when they warned coming in that there were no miracles.

Keep on pretending there is no fraud while you are at it, your views are warped /sick.

By: less

less — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 01:39:04 +0000

But why shoot the messenger?

Incompetence and ignorance of laws aren't crimes, yet facilliate countless numbers of them – $12 mio here, $11 mio there. Those afflicted by the above need to be schooled. Mike walked away with his head held high and demands another $12 mio for his “competence”.

Innocent until proven guilty has its limits.

By: scoop1985

scoop1985 — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 22:27:30 +0000

Man oh man, do you have mental diarrhea or what? Do you have insider knowledge of fraud investigations? If you do, give details. My point was that your message is repetitive and never changes. You're entitled to your opinion, but I for one don't want to scroll through screens of your blather to read something that may be real insight.

BTW, I have no agenda. I come to this sight to find out information about what is happening. It is the best source of information, except for your incessantly long diatribes.

I no longer work for Nortel. I am an unfortunate unsecured creditor. I hope that there will be some payout against my claim. My expectations are low. Whether there is fraud or not will have absolutely NO impact on what is paid against my claim. I am not a "pumper". I never made excuses for the horrific management that ran the company for so many years. I was an open critic of both Roth and Chandran that they took their eyes off the business because they were too busy being taking bows. Dunn was always psycho. Owens was a feel-good bandaid. Z was a disaster.