Subject: File No. S7-08-08
From: gus jarvis
Affiliation: cmkx pow

April 2, 2008

this must be the easiest crime in history to prove it is open and shut, trillions of dollars stolen and laundered off shore by wallstreet and proven by eagletech and others, with the help of the sec and dtc. If a bank said it failed on over 1% of the transactions and that money went somewhere and never came back then there would be the biggest outcry in history but wallstreet does it and hid it, even with the massive classaction from o'quinn and others, all hidden from the public, sad. This is from rod young of eagletech and number 15 is very telling imo as is the rest and just the tip of the iceberg:

15 In an August of 2004 luncheon meeting with a potential witness in Eagletechs civil case a member of the CIA showed up un-announced to me wanting details of the involvement of Jonathan Curshen and his Costa Rican Offshore asset protection company Red Sea Management in the demise of Eagletech. I was encouraged to write a criminal referral to the U.S. Secret Service who is charged with investigating counterfeiting of corporate securities under 18-USC-514. I authored 15 pages with 100 pages of evidence implicating the SEC and the DTCC as accessories to the crime. That referral was hand delivered to the Secret Service in Washington DC as a courtesy by the agent.

here is the rest and this happened to thousands of companies, thousands, most driven out of business and the money kept and laundered with the help of crime families and the sec let it happen and the dtc let it happen and both profited as did wallstreet from it. With SOX aren't the ceo's who signed off on this fraud liable and should be in jail and their bonuses given back plus rico damages:

1 A toxic PIPE financing was organized by five managing directors of Salomon Smith Barney.

2 Ten days after the initial meeting at Salomons World Trade Center offices the now convicted Anthony Elgindy and his Short Selling Cartel appeared on chat boards claiming that Eagletechs was a scam and that its press releases announcing its patent were false. The patent was issued 30 days later as well as a second patent a year later. Within the year Eagletech successfully deployed its technology in the three largest telecommunications markets in the Southeast U.S., making its Eagle1Call product available to 9.5 million people who could purchase provision and maintain the product from the Internet in a matter of minutes.

3 Elgindy associate Peter Michaelson testified in the Elgindy trial that he and others routinely contacted the SEC with tips of Scam Companies his organization had targeted.

4 Within a few months SEC enforcement attorney Justin Arnold issued a subpoena for information parroting nearly word for word Michaelsons false allegations.

5 In an article published by author James Cummins, former 15 year former SEC Enforcement Attorney Brent Baker was quoted For years the SEC was unable to control the infamous pump-and-dump schemes of stock market criminals across the country, and actually developed a culture that believed that illegal naked short selling may be a counterbalancing force to the pump-and-dump. A stunning admission

6 On July 10, 2002 Forbes Magazine published the first national expose of the Naked Short Selling/Toxic Financing problem wherein Rod Young and Eagletech Communications were the lead subjects of the article. Three days later Washington DC lobbyist Jack Wynn told me that Steve Forbes was contacted by someone asking him to back off the story. A year later an unconfirmed source identified that someone as then SEC chairman Harvey Pitt. Wynn would later be drafted to author a position paper on the Naked Short Selling scandal for the Busch re-election campaign. They know

7 Two Licensed Broker/Dealers at the CBOE (Their money ended up in the same escrow account with the five managing directors at Salomon Smith Barney) who didnt disclose that they were Broker/Dealers invested in the PIPE financing, and began short selling Eagletech stock prior to the closing of the funding (Insider Trading).

8 The New York State Supreme Court granted Eagletech its DTC and NSCC trading records. The unprecedented ruling denied the DTCCs request for a protective order. NSCC CNS (Continuous Net Settlement) Reports confirm that those short sales failed delivery for 252 trading days (one calendar year), making them illegal Naked Short Sales.

9 DTC participant 5099 reportedly a secret account at the CDS (Canadian Depository for Securities, the CDS is a subsidiary of the DTCC) failed delivery for 212 days. DTC Participant account 5099 is reportedly a special account that clear(s)(ed) through Euroclear for seven Canadian brokerages: Thompson Kernaghan, Wolverton Securities, Global Securities, Pacific International, Canacord Capital, Yorkton Securities, Research Capital, with now defunct TK being replaced by TD Waterhouse.

10 Forensic Economist and former Undersecretary of State Robert Schapiro analyzed three years of Eagletechs CNS reports. He concluded that 37 DTC Participant firms used the NSCC Stock Borrow Program to fail delivery of Eagletech stock in excess of the three day delivery rule and to continue delivery failures for up to 252 trading days. In light of DTCC Deputy General Counsel Larry Thompsons revelation that the NSCC Stock Borrow Program is used to cure only 18% of daily aggregate fails, it could be reasonably concluded that these 37 DTC Participants manipulating Eagletechs stock represent only the tip of the iceberg, while the other 82% of daily aggregate fails promulgate through the Ex-clearing system.

11 The SEC produced discovery evidence to Eagletech in its De-Registration action, 49,489 pages and an electronic trade journal of 43,723 Eagletech trades over a 17 month period. The trading documents chronicle nearly half of the trades during that period were for the proprietary accounts of the Broker/Dealers (Market Makers) presumably using the Bona Fide Market Maker exemption. For example: the metrics of a single days trading, May 12, 2000 revealed: 110 persons bought Eagletech stock, 3 persons sold Eagletech Stock totaling 81,934 shares. 18 Broker/Dealers bought or sold Eagletech stock for their own account totaling 300,778 shares. The marketplace reported 176,300 share Volume that day. Assuming there were Zero shares available for sale and those 18 Broker/Dealers used their Bona Fide Market Maker exemption to fill the orders there is still a discrepancy of 206,412 shares. Where did they come from? Why werent they reported to the Marketplace? Hows that possible? The Metrics for May 15, 2000 are similar. So are the Metrics for May 16, 2000 and on and on and on This data was supplied by the SEC as discovery in Eagletechs De-Registration action. When it is put back in their face they wont even acknowledge it let alone explain it (See the attached Excel spreadsheet - Note that the workbook file contains 21 separate sheets)

12 In 2002 Eagletech made three official complaints to the SEC that it was being manipulated by illegal Naked Short Selling. The second of those complaints resulted in a meeting with Enforcement Division attorney Justin Arnold at the SECs Miami office where Eagletechs attorneys gave him a three inch binder of evidence showing the manipulation of 200 companies. The third complaint was made by U.S. Congressman Peter Deutsch on behalf of the Company. From the SEC, even being a U.S. Congressman doesnt get you the courtesy of a response.

13 In January 2004 FBI agents came knocking explaining that a New Jersey labor racketeering investigation turned up manipulation of Eagletech by its first Investment Banker Bryn Mawr Investment who had contracted Colombo family mobster Frank Persicos Staten Island brokerage firm to sell Eagletech shares. Eagletechs civil suit had been successful in procuring trading records from Bryn Mawr subsidiary brokerage firm Lloyds Bahamas Securities where the FBI had no jurisdiction. Eagletechs attorneys freely shared the records with the FBI. Immediately the FBI brought in the SEC, and Enforcement Division attorney Justin Arnold into its now joint investigation.

14 In June of 2004 the SEC announced proposed Regulation SHO to take effect six months later in January 2005. A threshold list of companys failing 3 day delivery would be established. Non Reporting issues would not appear on the threshold list (Pink Sheet stocks), not a mention of Grandfathering. In July 2004 the SEC announced to the media that they were preemptively targeting shell companies ripe for manipulation for de-registration (1300 now Pink Sheet companies almost all manipulated by illegal Naked Short Selling from the OTCBB or NASDAQ). How convenient, the most abused companies in history exempted from the new rule purported to stop such abuse, not because of the lack of transparency cited but because it sweeps the SECs culpability in using their own words delivery failures greater than a companys total public float under the rug forever

15 In an August of 2004 luncheon meeting with a potential witness in Eagletechs civil case a member of the CIA showed up un-announced to me wanting details of the involvement of Jonathan Curshen and his Costa Rican Offshore asset protection company Red Sea Management in the demise of Eagletech. I was encouraged to write a criminal referral to the U.S. Secret Service who is charged with investigating counterfeiting of corporate securities under 18-USC-514. I authored 15 pages with 100 pages of evidence implicating the SEC and the DTCC as accessories to the crime. That referral was hand delivered to the Secret Service in Washington DC as a courtesy by the agent.

16 The NBC Dateline Debacle. Does anyone doubt the power of the wealthiest entity on earth the DTCC, the real owner of most all of the shares of every company in America, and held for your benefit. OK when they are benevolent, but what about when they manipulate the media, and threaten their detractors. The public doesnt know it but at least half of the B-roll footage of me was shot after the cancellation of the April 10th scheduled airing. The story you saw on July 31st wasnt the story ready for broadcast on April 10th. Producer Sharon Hoffman who should have resigned in protest was rewarded with a promotion to senior producer at NBC News a week later. Between 2:48 PM on July 6, 2005 and 7:22 PM on July 31, 2005 I received 11 threatening phone calls, the final one just about five minutes after the conclusion of the Dateline broadcast. You can be sure it wasnt GEs attorneys doing due diligence on the story.

17 Grandfathering The SEC didnt have the courage to make it a part of regulation SHO. Even they know how much it smells They leaked it to the press in late December 2004 to an uproar of detractors, many of them still calling for a Constitutional test of their authority to suspend the settlement portion of their Congressional mandate to oversee the maintenance of an efficient clearing and settlement system. To the SEC and the DTCC efficient means de-materialization. De-materialization without transparency (access to short sale data) would be the final step in the perfect crime. I dont know who to quote, reportedly somebody at NASAA said Over my Dead Body. Boo-Yaa

18 Which brings us back to the subject of this appeal before the Commission every shareholder of any Company in America who purchased shares and can not get delivery has a cause of action against the SEC as an agency of the U.S. Federal Government for violation of their 5th Amendment Constitutional property rights. An action brought as a Constitutional Tort under the Federal Tort Claims Act in multiple Federal District Courts across the country is governed by the State eminent domain law where the shareholders property was taken (your home state). There is a multitude of case law in every state in the Union covering illegal inverse taking of property by Governments and their agencies. The governments successful defense using the discretionary exemption from Tort Claims in most cases since the 1947 case Elizabeth Dalehite, et al. v. United States does not apply here. The SEC does not have discretion to suspend the settlement process (Grandfathering), even temporarily as they claim. The bottom line is they are vulnerable here. An agency with a strained budget, 1,500 mostly inexperienced attorneys, that brings 500 new enforcement actions per year would crack under the burden of 50 or 100 or 500 Constitutional Tort cases brought against it. The real benefit of such cases would be court ordered discovery of the short selling data that the SEC routinely denies shareholders, issuers and the media, under FOIA (Freedom of Information Act). The first survival of a motion to dismiss could alter the landscape.

In a perfect world: the Secs auditorium on February 13th would be filled with a silent lynch mob of aggrieved shareholders (CMKX shareholders welcome), the 13 State Securities Regulators who I would introduce as dignitaries one by one to the Commissioners, CEOs of other victim companies, the media, congressional staff assistants, and our rock star advocates Byrne, Burell, Patch, Obrien (with or without the rabbit suit), Faulk, DeWayne, and Ferrara. My apologies if I missed somebody. My well rehearsed presentation would have had input from attorneys, State Regulators, and others and would have been released to the media ahead of time. I would have paper hand outs and a CDs of evidence documents for media and congressional staffers to take away with them. The 13 State NASAA Consortium would be holding a press conference at a nearby hotel at Noon that day announcing their Joint Initiative and possibly the filing of a few cases against the miscreants in a few states. Finally the SEC would admit they are outgunned beg the Senate Banking Committee for help, we get our hearings, new clearing and settlement and Hedge Fund legislation, and a workout plan to settle the trades once and for all.

In the real world: Ill take what I can get and Ill soldier on I encourage and welcome your comments and your help. This is our fight The future for our children may depend on what we do here today

Sincerely,

Rodney E. (Rod) Young
Eagletech Communications, Inc.

http://www.investigatethesec.com/RY20060120.htm