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  He has done exactly the same thing the Enron execs did play by play. It's eerie. The embezzling, the "we are the future" approach to the company, the taking of people's retirement money, the folding of the company, the "apology" (we had no idea) wide eyed tour and now the indictment. It's weird to see the early 2000's replaying itself fully 20 years later.   
  Pretty sure he's going to go with the totes not guilty plea. I think he still thinks he can get away with it and/or explain it away. Seems like he's the type that cares more about how he looks on the surface. I feel terrible for anyone that invested with him.
context: Routine procedural plea. IMO - Not Guilty will be his plea.