First is correspondence with congressman, etc..
Dear Mr. Sessions,
>
> I have recently lodged a detailed online complaint
> with the SEC as to, in my opinion, the stock
> manipulation of a company by the name of ERHC
> (Energy Remediation Holding Corp. Inc., ticker
> ERHE). I have owned and jealously guarded the shares
> I've been able to buy for four months now and have
> been sickened by the results. Although this may
> appear as 'sour grapes' on the surface I can assure
> you it is not. At the same time I am poor enough,
> living on SSI and working ad hock for friends, to
> not be able to afford the OR in poor. So I'm just
> po' and can ill afford to be blatantly cheated or
> robbed either.
>
> Levity aside, this is a corporation that all in your
> position, Congress and Senate, should be and
> probably are aware of. It has been awarded
> substantial preferential rights, possibly more than
> any other concern, to explore offshore blocks that
> are expected to hold billions of barrels of oil in
> the GOG (Gulf of Guinea). It has partnered with
> reputable mid sized American o³ firms to do so.
> Though volatile, the area has the backing of the
> United States gov't both financially, I believe
> we've earmarked $500m for Sao Tome e Pricipe, and
> militarily.
>
> With that said, instead of this issue going up in
> pps it has been systematically walked down from
> $.80+ ps, post first awards 6/01/05, to $.40 (+ or
> -) ps where it is and has been for weeks.
> I find it very disturbing that well monied
> individuals, and the concerns they operate, in this
> country can get away with absolutely anything they
> care to. That is to say as much as their money,
> connections and attorneys can afford them.
>
> In closing and on behalf of those who are
> legitimately invested in this firm I feel the need
> at this time for you and others to put pressure on
> the SEC to come up with some answers. At the risk of
> being too forward, if not abrasive altogether, I'd
> very much appreciate those answers not being vague
> or lip service altogether. That being the case I'd
> rather nothing at all.
>
> Thank you for your time and I hope to hear something
> on the matter as soon as possible or practicable.
>
>
> Sincerely, Louis E. Sieber
>
>
> cc: Senator Kay Bailey Hutchinson
> Senator John Cornyn
> The Houston Chronicle
At the very least, do no harm
