Arnold the Nazi Gropper is obviously a spOOk cut-out,
a sympathizer of debunkers and another no-brainer
the intel. agenices are using to acheive their goals!

In article <blnq0l$2bck$1@pencil.math.missouri.edu>, MichaelP says...

http://www.ConsumerWatchdog.org/utilities/pr/pr003708.php3

Foundation for Taxpayer & Consumer Rights Corporateering
NEWS RELEASE
Oct 03, 2003

	*FTCR is a non-partisan, nonprofit organization. FTCR does not
support or oppose candidates for office and takes no position on the
California recall.

Enron E-Mails Show Arnold Met With Ken Lay During Energy Crisis

Santa Monica, CA --Internal Enron e-mails confirm that Arnold 
Schwarzenegger was among a small group of executives who met with Lay at 
the posh Peninsula Beverly Hills hotel in May of 2001, in the midst of 
California's energy crisis.

View the e-mails. The Foundation for Taxpayer and Consumer Rights, which 
obtained the e-mails, is calling on Schwarzenegger to acknowledge the 
meetings and disclose the information that was presented and discussed. 
The meeting with Enron occurred ten days after rolling blackouts darkened 
California for two consecutive days; Schwarzenegger has previously said 
that he does not remember such a meeting.

"You don't meet with America's most well-known corporate crook in the 
middle of California's biggest financial disaster and not remember," said 
FTCR's senior consumer advocate Douglas Heller. "Mr.

Schwarzenegger should come clean about what happened at that meeting and 
if he shares Ken Lay's views on energy regulation."

The documents provide a list of invitees to the hastily arranged meeting 
and a list of those who actually attended. Only eleven of the 45 invitees 
attended, including Schwarzenegger. The meeting was meant to be an 
opportunity to gain business community support for Enron's "comprehensive 
solution" to the energy crisis. In one e-mail, Enron's VP of Public 
Relations wrote: "We'd like to position this meeting as an insider's 
conversation of what's going on with the energy situation. This meeting 
should be for principals only." (emphasis in original)

FTCR contends that Enron policies were responsible for the severe energy 
crisis California faced in 2000 and 2001. The group noted that the crisis 
had dramatic implications on the state economy and state budget and will 
continue to impact consumers for years to come. FTCR has called for a 
repeal of the deregulation and supported SB 888 (Dunn) to re-regulate the 
state's electricity system. FTCR has been critical of Enron's involvement 
in the California energy crisis, in which the company developed schemes 
for manipulating the power market that forced massive price spikes in the 
state.

"Since it was apparently important enough for Schwarzenegger to attend 
despite the last minute notice, Schwarzenegger should now explain what 
happened at his meeting with Enron's Ken Lay and whether or not he 
supports electricity re-regulation," said Heller.

View the e-mails. 
[http://www.ConsumerWatchdog.org/utilities/rp/rp003709.pdf] .