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Manhattan Club Lawsuit (by Chris V.):

robertp, your take on the nysag's lawsuit is similar to mine. schneiderman is not representing shareholders in court, but is using our testimonies to assist him in nailing "mr. fraudster" and his obedient underlings (all of whom are pocketing mega salaries from our maintenance fees {i've seen one at the m club drive to the lobby entrance in a ferrari}). again, you're correct in assuming that shareowners might "gain from the outcome of the investigation." further, my opinion is that we shareowners deserve remuneration for our exorbitant maintenance fees for our respective years of overpayment, upwards of 30-40% per year increases. also, i seek major inprovement in the reservations process. in addition, any further sales activities must be totally transparent and monitored from time to time by an ag's watchdog committee, undercover, of course. put nothing past ian bruce eichner and company. he's a brilliant businessman (albiet with fraudulent tendencies!) and surrounds himself with brilliant (or crafty) legal representation. in other words, he knows very well how to cover his ass even for the remotest possibilities...............yes i consider that to be (fraudulently and scam-wise) brilliant. ok, off my soapbox for the time being, but more to come.

if this lawsuit benefits us shareowners, we should make an attempt to have a huge party at the manhattan club lounge, paid for of course, by "his highness" sir bruce and cohorts. that would be an ironic victory.

keep in touch chris from east of manhattan