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Tuesday, 04/22/2003 6:13:52 PM

Tuesday, April 22, 2003 6:13:52 PM

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Core principles of Class 1 argument

There are just TWO classes of shareholders: Honest
(Class 1) and Dishonest (Class 2).

Class 1 is defined as investors who bought ALL of
their AMJC shares with no non-public information AND
did NOT buy any shares after June 11, 2002 (AMJW or
MSMJ). Furthermore, any Class 1 shareholders who did
or said anything to deceive other members of Class 1
should be studied to determine if they were knowingly
participating in a conspiracy to selectively defraud
certain Class 1 members.

The company belongs ONLY to Class 1 shareholders. All
shares of Class 2 shall be canceled by Order of the
Court. Class 1 can then elect a Board of Directors
that will select Management to run the company.

All Class 1 shares shall receive exactly the same
treatment. Cost-basis is irrelevant.

Calculating damage MUST be based on AMJC's metrics at
May 1, 2001 according to the Company's Press Releases.
Damage CANNOT be based on cost-basis. The damage was
caused by deliberate dilution. The explanation is
that short-sellers could always ruin public-companies
as the cheapest way to escape liability if it were
otherwise. Class 1 does NOT merely want their money
back! They MUST be made WHOLE.